Judy, I suggest that you sort out all the items you want to put at a particular level and put them into a list. Give the list a level name, e.g. <ul class="levelTwo">. If there are a number of separate lists in a level, identify them so that they are ready to be inserted at the right point in the preceding level, e.g. <ul class="levelTwo seqOne"> or <ul class="levelThree seqFour"> etc.. Once you have all your lists completed, draw up a tree with the lists all identified in it, then it will be easier for you, me, or anyone else to get the nesting right. Barry ---------------- On Thu, 20 Aug 2015 17:58:38 +1200, JFlorian <[email protected]> wrote: > 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 > >> >>

So if a site (Level 1) has folders: A B C D Would each letter all become Level 2s? All sub-folders Level 3s? Or would A be Level 2 B Level 3 C Level 4 ?? I'm thinking each letter all become Level 2s, is that right? Judy