please don't post your messages in three different forums at the same time!

1. Use autonav to create a navigation on the fly. If you need a special structure, create a custom template (php skill needed)

2. Add it to your theme. It's also possible to add it to a block using the custom templates (use a folder for a template and create a file called view.css)

3. Yes, wait for the superfish menu or create a custom template (css and php skill needed)

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Sorry about that

If I have a .css vertacal menu how would I add it, is it possible?

Yes it's possible, but like Remo said: "try the auto-nav" block. That's probably the easiest.

Add the CSS to the CSS of the theme you are currently using in: concrete/concrete/themes/#theme#/*.css
or
concrete/themes/#theme#/*.css

But I really recommend using the Auto-Nav block or else add a "Content" block and add the links in there.

Good day
Just want to say thanks for the help you gys, but I need a drop vertical menu with a mouse over expanding action, similar to the Suckerfish menu or something like the menu in the following tutorialhttp://www.codeblog.ch/en/2009/04/concrete5-drop-down-menu/... just vertical

I need the user to click to expand the menu (tree) to view sub menus, the problem is that I have a c5 site with over 30 pages and 70% of them have sub pages, and the dropdown is not effective.
Also when the user of the site adds pages the menu must update it self, just like the current drop down menu

So can any one please point me to a vertical menu or tutorial, I am not a php or .css coder and really need some help please.

Is their something similar to thehttp://www.codeblog.ch/en/2009/04/concrete5-drop-down-menu/... menu.

I have added the .css file and .js file in the following folder
\ConcreteBase3\themes\default

Now how do I add it to the nav block?

Thanks
And thanks for helping the newbie

Well that changes things...

You could have put that in your first post.. But uhm.. if you are no real coder, you should use an open source 3th party script for this. That tutorial you posted in your post is quite useful and if you modify the code a little you could make it appear underneath each other.

In the theme you are using include these files in the header, in the elements/header.php file.

CSS:
JS:

It isn't perfect, but it works.