What does this mean and how do I do it?!?!? I need EXACT instructions. I am no expert. I've been working on this type of stuff for 12 hours and can't get it figured out! I'm losing my mind here!

"The solution is to put a second Navbar on the bottom of the page made by your own, that’s how: create a text field, make normal text links to the pages included in the Navbar and you’re done (you can see an example of it at the bottom of this page). The search engines will now follow those links. Best is to make it once and then copy and paste it to the other pages included in the navbar. However you don’t have to put it on all your pages. Add it to the first page of your website."

I found the following at web.me.com. I tried it. I don't know if I did it right and can't tell if it worked yet, but what do you think? I added a HTML Snippet box and pasted it in the box on all my pages.

<script type='text/javascript'>
function bottomNavbar()
{
bottomNav = parent.document.createElement('div');
bottomNav.innerHTML = parent.document.getElementById('nav_layer').innerHTML;
if (bottomNav.childNodes.length > 12) { bottomNav.removeChild(bottomNav.childNodes[0]);}
bottomNav.removeChild(bottomNav.childNodes[1]);
try { bottomNav.removeChild(bottomNav.childNodes[1]);} catch (e) {}
parent.document.getElementById('body_layer').appendChild(bottomNav);
}

if (window.addEventListener) {
window.addEventListener("load",setTimeout("bottomNavbar()", 500),false);
} else if (window.attachEvent) {
window.attachEvent("onload",setTimeout("bottomNavbar()", 500));
} else {
window.onload = function() {bottomNavbar();}
}
</script>

It worked... there is a second navigation bar at the bottom of all my pages. I wasn't even sure what he meant by "second nav bar" but now that I've seen it, I do. This worked like magic!

No. That's not what I mean and that's not going to help since the one you added is javascript rendering same as the default one and can't be read by search engines. What I mean is...

1. Add a TextBox to your page
2. Type the names of the pages displaying in the navigation bar of your site in it
3. Turn each name into a link to the appropriate page. Hence select a name of a page, go to Inspector, Link tab, Enable as a hyperlink, Linkl to: One of my pages, choose the appropriate page. Same for all other page names.

Personally I don't think it's difficult at all.

Regards,
Cédric