Thanks WordPress!

its cool

how did you add dropdown menu under natural philosphy?

It took me some time to figure it out. I tried to add diff. plugins to pages, but that didn’t work.

You go to Appearance > Menus > create a menu
Then you drag the categories/pages/links from the section on the left onto the menu on the right. If you drag a page onto the menu and see that it is indented then it would appear as a drop down menu under the category you have right above it. I hope this makes sense.

Then you save the menu as “Primary Navigation” in the Theme Locations box.

Menu is already there..i can add custom links,categories and pages via add to menu button…i can not drag all these in to right side..which shows content of the menu..

Then you drag the categories/pages/links from the section on the left onto the menu on the right.
Dragging took place…but it does not added at right side which contain menu items…!!!!
How to make them under item of menu as drop down??

You’re right about the first part. Sorry. You add pages by pressing “Add to Menu.” Then you can move them around within the menu on the right. You’ll see a rectangular box around where you want to place the page. Try to make the box indented to the right under another page. Then save it and look if it worked on the website

You’re using the default twenty-ten theme… You can easily do that by setting it as a child to a parent page

go to edit page and you can see the page attributes on the right sidebar… set the parent to where you want that page to be a child of

Excellent header, though i would say, a logo will help you make a brand, so perhaps you would like to put a logo as well. Here are a few quick suggestions,

1) Friendly links – Your blog is established or so it seems, and changing the permalinks might be a bit too late as it might affect your serps. But still consider getting friendly permalinks, it surely helps a lot in seo.

2) Perhaps removing the calender option from the sidebar would be a wise idea, the real estate on the sidebar is very limited and putting a non productive thing like calender does not makes much sense.

3) There is way too many things on your homepage and it makes it scrawl a long way down. Perhaps you can use those read more tags.

4) You have great content, which is something that we don’t find in every blog, so i would really suggest you to use the social media buttons and widgets to attract more visitors. Am sure your posts will create a lot of buzz on the social network.

over all it is a very good blog, keep it updated,
cheers,

Hi healthvotes,

Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. I used a few of your ideas (though I was a bit reluctant to get rid of the calendar at first). Using the “read more” tags was definitely the best suggestion, so now I think the site has a more user-friendly feel.

Thanks again!

Thanks WordPress!!