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equinesites:
I used the default WP nav-menu include to generate the nav menu list and sub-lists. Then I applied a bit of custom jQuery & CSS for the drop-downs. If you dig around in the source code of that site, you’ll see it. (Or I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about it.)

thegirlsown:
Thanks for the kind words. I only built this site… the design was done by my designer, Richard Hatter.

OK… I figured it out. (In fact, the answer is so easy I can’t believe I missed it…)

First, I created the static “Blog” page and left it without any content. Then, in Settings > Reading I changed the “Front Page Displays” options to show a static page for both the home page (set to “Home”) and the posts page (set to “Blog”).

Doh!

mikey:

I’ve bookmarked the site, and put blackberry port on my christmas wish list.

Oh. My. Gawd… is it ever tasty! Very dry for a fruit wine… not too sweet like many of the desert wines are. Mmm……

I wish I had a bottle in front of me right now ??

Thanks for the feedback, folks.

For the moment, our client hasn’t said anything about the text size / color so we’ll probably just leave it as is.

But for the future, it’s a great thing to keep in mind.