How do I tell it what ment to put on a new page/story???

Hi,

First of all, bumping a topic after four and a half hours is a bit quick. I know that it's a pain to wait if you're stuck, but bumping a topic hardly ever helps to get your question answered any quicker. :) With that said, let's see if I understand you right. Because as I understand it you want to create a setup where you have something like this (I don't know what topics you want to use, so I'll use some example items):

Movies
-- Scripts
-- Reviews
Music
-- Concert information
-- Lyrics

First, you need to create two vocabularies (admin/content/taxonomy): Movies and Music. To the Movies vocab you add the terms: Scripts and Reviews. Add the other two terms to Music. Next, edit both vocabularies. Add all the content types that you want to use with a term (subsection). For a simple setup, this might be page and/or story, more complex setups might incorporate additional content types. You can probably leave the other options as is for a simple setup, but you may want to decide if all submitted content must be associated with a subsection. If so, make sure to check the Required checkbox. Make sure to save all your changes.

Next, open up a new tab in your browser and go to the menu setup page (admin/build/menu). You can now create your six menu items (menu item ==> url path):

• Movies ==> taxonomy/term/1+2
• Scripts ==> taxonomy/term/1
• Reviews ==> taxonomy/term/2
• Music ==> taxonomy/term/3+4
• Concert information ==> taxonomy/term/3
• Lyrics ==> taxonomy/term/4

The numbers one through four correspond to the term id associated with it. You can find the term id by going back to the tab that you left open in the taxonomy setup and list the terms for each vocabulary. Hover your mouse over each term's link and you'll see in the statusbar a number in the url. That's the term id for that term. Note that the Movies menu entry lists both scripts as well as reviews.

Finally, create a test page or story. If everything went right, two dropdown boxes (or list boxes if you allowed multiple selects in your vocab setup) were added to your create form, one for movies and one for music. Make sure to select one and submit the form. The page / story should be available through the corresponding menu item if the page / story was promoted to the frontpage.

Caveats
In this example, we've created two vocabularies. This also means that you get two selection choices when submitting new content. This is not always desirable. There are two ways to circumvent this problem. The first is to create one vocabulary, instead of two. Naming the vocabulary might be a bit tricky, but often a general name like Sections works fine.

The second way is two create additional content types (admin/content/types), for example page_movies and page_music. In your vocabulary setting you than associate each content type to their corresponding vocabularies. If you work with many content types, this setup is probably not smart to use though, as you might need to duplicate each one. Also, note that if you do not make a vocabulary required to be selected, you might end up with unclassified nodes. These nodes won't show up through the menu, as you linked each menu entry to one or more taxonomy terms.

You can learn much more about taxonomy in the handbook. When I started with Drupal I struggled a great deal with the whole taxonomy concept, but I encourage you to look into it. It's a great thing to order your content.

Hope this helps to get you started.