OK - you are using Bulletproof, and using the blue colorset.
Navlinks in bulletproof come in 3 options - horizontal above or below the banner/header, which you are NOT using, or at the top of the left or right sidebar, which you ARE using - specifically, on the left. The default for either is 5 links, but I trust you have noticed that you can change that quantity.
Now that brings me to this comment of yours:
Now, im just stuck at actually creating the page itself.
I really like the style and layout of the menu the script created, unlike when using the static plugin it just kind of blends to much with the rest if you know what I mean. Does not stand out like a "main navigation" would.
No - I do not know what you mean. You say you "really like the style and layout of the menu the script created"...... what menu? what script? You like the sidebar menu structure created by the navbar option to display navigation in the sidebar BETTTER than that produced by the static page plugin??? If that is the case, you can continue to use bulletproof's sidebar navigation, and not the static page sidebar navigation - just do not use the sidebar static page plugin... you still need to use the static page event plugin though.... This is sometimes difficult to understand, but there are TWO static page plugins... the "event" plugin, which creates static pages, and the "sidebar" static page plugin that provides navigational links. You do not NEED the sidebar plugin to use static pages.... you just need to know what the url to the static page IS, which can then be accessed using bulletproof navigation.
For instance... let's say you create a static page named "samplestatic". The address of that page on your site, if configured normally, will be
http://yoururl/s9yinstallpath_if_other_ ... tatic.html.
In case that does not make sense, and since you did not provide a url, let's pretend your url is
http://www.mydomain.com. You have s9y installed in a folder under that domain of /serendipity/. This would be the path:
http://www.mydomain.com/serendipity/ind ... tatic.html.
Or, let's say serendipity is installed in the ROOT of your domain (ie, no sub folder). This static page would be located in:
http://www.mydomain.com/index.php?/page ... tatic.html.
Sorry for the numerous examples, but until you provide a url of your site, I am merely guessing here.
Regardless, once you know the location of the static page, you can enter that address into the desired url field for any of bulletproof's navigation links.
The page itself is still created with the static page event plugin and although "static" in nature, is still "dynamically" created - meaning the plugin generates the page, with whatever content you defined in the static page plugin plus sidebars.
Let me give you an example.... the bulletproof framework has it's own documentation site. This is the url:
http://s9y-bulletproof.com/. It has, at the moment, a single static page. This page is generated by the contact form plugin, not static pages, but the concept is the same. This is the address of that particular static/contact page:
http://s9y-bulletproof.com/index.php?/p ... tform.html
The page is generated much as a static page would be generated, just using the contact form plugin. The sidebar navigation is nothing more than providing bulletproof with the proper url for the actual page, the title of which is "Contact" and the url of which is
http://s9y-bulletproof.com/index.php?/p ... tform.html
Is this helping?
or I should say ;(
You never know - this discussion thread may ultimatey help someone else out with objectives similar to yours. Be sure to show us your site once you get it up and running!