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The short answer is yes, if you have a recent WP version. Also called a static page. Which means you can write to either pages or posts. Pages are static. posts aren't.

I'm using 2.3.2 so I should be good to go.

Thanks for making that distinction.

I usually just toy around with stuff but I like to know if my expectations are reasonable.

I see they are.

Thanks. I'll give it a go.

I'll add a little bit of extra explanation in case anyone else comes across this thread with a similar question.

WordPress does indeed have a built-in function that mimics a static page. Any pages created with WordPress are published outside the posts time line and will not appear in the RSS feed updates.

To create a page, click on Write -> Page from the WP admin panel. The link to the page will automatically be added to the "Pages" list in the side column of your theme if the theme author included it or if you've dragged the pages widget into the sidebar (assuming you're using widgets).

If you'd like to have a bit more control over which page links actually appear in your navigation list, there are a couple things you can do -- the first is to remove them using the , or you can install the .

~ Teli

Welcome, Jeff.

Don't forget to read through the to get all caught up.

~ Teli

Thanks, Teli.

Once again, quality stuff and I'm very excited to have gotten this product.

Jeff