Hi Joe,

I may have missed something, but I've been trying to add new pages and introduce a pseudo 'structure' with urlrewriting- e.g. 'Services' would be a page at the root level, but I'd like it to go to '~/services/default.aspx' (as it's a 'section' in itself).  The entry gets written  correctly when I add the new page, as the menu finds the new page, but because it is logically at the root level it seems to expect to find all the 'root' pages in the root folder, so images and links to other pages are all looking at ~/services/xxx as that's the current folder at the time (hope that makes sense).

This isn't a big deal because it's only habit that's led me down this path - I'm happy to keep everything logically in the root, and have services-menu.aspx etc. 

Do you know if there's a way to implement this kind of structure, and have the menu and everything else recognise the right location for links and images?

Many thanks,

Matt

Thanks Joe,

As I said, it's purely previous habit that made me think of a site 'section' as another folder (as it was convenient from an implementation point of view).  I realise now that with a CMS it's not a good way to go. 

Thanks again for the super quick reply!

Cheers,

Matt