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Normally you don't need to do this. Your postwrapped page is displayed in postnuke, so put postnuke lnks in postnuke somewhere, like in a block or in the header.

PostWrap uses an iframe which is the target of all the link references that are in the iframe. This is a feature, as you can load pages that are not made for postnuke and when you click a link they are loaded into postwrap and postnuke as well.

PostWrap is a module, so the only way to "drop out of postwrap" is to load another module. The only way to load a module into postnuke is to have your links outside of the iframe.

There are some other modules out there that are better suited to static pages that you have control over (i.e. htmlpages, contentexpress, subjects). I haven't used these but I have seen others using them.

HTH
-Shawn

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