The terminology is not the problem. We need to see an example (the page URL(s) to fully understand. However, class="active" would be a CSS command in the HTML. Do you use an external style sheet for your site? If so, you could create "class" variations, e.g. active1, active2, etc. or active-recs1 etc, then active-recs1a, active-recs2b etc. Really need to see those URLS :) Pat At 01:54 PM 6/1/2016, Jennifer McKemie wrote: >I'm not going to use the right terminology, so >please forgive me. But yes, I am currently using the following: > ><.!--#include virtual="recordsmenu.txt" --> > >and in another area (one area is my one name >study, the other is everyone else in my >genealogy) I have a menu with  class="active" >indicators (changes the appearance of the tab). >I'd like to change the appearance of the records >menu relative to what page the user is on. But >for the pages I am currently using the "active" >bit, I have to change it on each one - not >really a big deal, as less than a dozen pages. >The pages covered by the records menu, however, >number much higher than 12 (which I guess is why >the includes menus to start with)... > >Is there a way to change them without revamping >such that the menu is written on each page? > >Its a stylistic thing, so not gonna kill me, and >I'm working on incorporating a breadcrumbs >feature now which kinda makes it a redundancy, >but for learning purposes, still would like to know :) > >Thanks! >Jen