Judy, If you look at the generated sitemap of your current site in Xenu; when reproduced as a tiered list it starts off looking like:- http://countjustonce.com/test/florian-lists.html That is an example of how to create what you are trying to do. Barry

Barry, Yes, I started with Xenu's rendition but in it, noted my mistakes (such as duplicate files) and that Xenu listed many pages in reverse order. Another example: I linked 1 pg of divorces to marriage pgs but it looked silly to keep repeating on a site map. So after tearing it apart, fixing my errors, removing dupes, etc, now I'm putting it back together into nested lists. Pat, using your example: The opening and closing list tags (<.ul> or <.ol>) and all of the line tags within a list (<.li>Item<./li>) are always enclosed with a line tag of the higher level list, e.g. <.ul>Level 1 list <.li>Level 1, Item 1<./li> <.li>Level 1, Item 2 sub list (note there is no closing LINE tag here) <.ul> Level 1, Item 2 sub list ---> Index to this section <.li>Level 1, Item 2 sub list, ITEM 1<./li> </li>Level 1, Item 2 sub list, ITEM 2</li> <./ul>CLOSES Level 1, Item 2 sub list ---> <./li>CLOSES Level 1, Item 2 sub list LINE --->closes Index line? <./ul>CLOSES Level 1 list I did the innermost lists already as separate lists from ul to /ul. I have a ul before <.li>Level 1, Item 2 sub list, ITEM 1<./li> But from yours, it seems I need to move the ul up one line ( <.ul> Level 1, Item 2 sub list ---> Index to this section) to capture/include the folder index page//Level?? That is where I'm confused on the next step, how to put the innermost list "inside" its folder index (and repeat for all folder and subfolder Indexes). Half tempted to copy it all, "erase" the completed innermost sublists, so I code just the 1st/2nd/3rd level indexes. Then, copy the innermost lists back under their indexes. There must be an way to use Search-Replace to finish coding the indexes? Judy