Trying to create a page to group similar information, need help

One easy way to do this is to turn on "sticky at top of lists" for the "static" content that you want to keep at the top of each page. Would that do the trick?

I typed an answer that took me more than an hour and a half to write, but I lost it because I tried to locate the drupal PHP snippets page on the same page I typed the reply for you.

This is not the first time this is happening and I wish drupal.org would retain the information entered into the form even before preview is clicked.

I don't know when I will find time again to do this. I was thinking of posting my reply as a handbook page...

Quick reply: Doing it dynamically using drupal's taxonomy system

1.) Think of the vocabulary name as something internal that your site visitors do not need to see or doesn't have to be displayed on the site (http://drupal.org/node/32914). I suggest something like 'Site Sections' and then you add terms such as Wine, Food and Beer. This automatically gives you a home page for Wine, Food and Beer

2.) Create the vocabulary and terms by going to administer>>categories. While adding the terms, add a term description to get the introductory paragraph you want for each category. Also note down the term id's for all your categories. This is normally of the form taxonomy/term/edit/1, but you just need taxonomy/term/1

3.) Enable the path module (adminster>>modules>>save configuration)

4.) Go to administer>>url aliases and click on the 'add alias' tab. Enter taxonomy/term/1 in the system url text field and simply 'wine' (without the quotes) in the url alias field and click on 'Create new alias'. Repeat this process for your other terms (categories)

5.) Go to administer>>themes>>configure>>theme_name and ensure that the checkbox for Primary and Secondary links is checked under 'Toggle Display'

5.) Go to administer>>themes>>configure>>global settings and, depending on the theme you have chosen, either enter your category names (wine, food and beer) in text boxes or as follows under Menu Settings>>Primary links:

<a href="wine" class="active">Wine</a>|
<a href="food" class="active">Food</a>|
<a href="beer" class="active">Beer</a>|

Click on save configuration. You should now be able to see your categories (terms) as the primary navigation and clicking on them should take you to the pages with the intro paragraphs.

When you create a story or forum posting, just select the term and that posting will come under the intro paragraph for that term's home page. You should also manually add the alias (this field is under the node's title field) to ensure that your story or posting comes under the right page. Your alias should be of the form 'wine/best wines'(without the quotes)

If you want to avoid manually adding aliases for every node you create, you must install the pathauto module and configure the story and forum patterns to automatically generate the url aliases for you.