marc -

Skinning allows you to change the appearance of your site. You can pretty much control the entire (look and feel) of your site. This includes changing the menu appearance, but not the actual items in the menu. Pages are added automagically when you create a new page, and can be deleted or hidden from the menu in the Page Settings.

The style of all the links can be manipulated by the skin/css. What the links link to, and other behaviors, is controlled by the module you use. I also wouldn't put much stock in what the guys from marketing say....

Ok, I will read it.

You have my gratitude sir!

Just for clarity; The actual nav (links, anchors, target=_blank and all) can be incorporated in the skin.

Outstanding. One more quick question before I RTFM ...

Now, if I want a main nav, with a "sub nav" containing "quick links" that change based on the department ... For instance; The main nav will contain all of the links to get anywhere from anywhere, however along the side will be a shorter set of nav links to allow users to quickly get around an a specific area of the site ...

Is this something that is possible? The so-called "quick nav" would change as appropriate corresponding to the top level nodes.

Am I making any sense?