Hi Jon

Any chance that you can provide links that are accessible to us on www? Those above are for your local machine only :)

Perhaps a screendump and a snippet of your CSS code is enough to provide some hints though.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

/Jan

Hi Jan,

Thanks for the response! :) I can't provide an external link yet unfortunately. I was providing an example of what happens with the directory structure. 

So here is snippet of my NewsItem page which lives under NewsOverview:

@inherits UmbracoTemplatePage
@{
    Layout = "Master.cshtml";

    // If the editor has not explicitly provided the "Page title" property page 
    // then just show the name of the page otherwise show the provided title
    var pageTitle = string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(CurrentPage.Title)
        ? CurrentPage.Name
        : CurrentPage.Title;
}
<link href="@Url.Content("~/~/css/style-news.css")" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" />

News Overview:

@inherits UmbracoTemplatePage
@{
    Layout = "Master.cshtml";

    // If the editor has not explicitly provided the "Page title" property page 
    // then just show the name of the page otherwise show the provided title
    var pageTitle = string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(CurrentPage.Title)
        ? CurrentPage.Name
        : CurrentPage.Title;

    // Model.Content is the current page that we're on
    // AncestorsOrSelf is all of the ancestors this page has in the tree
    // (1) means: go up to level 1 and stop looking for more ancestors when you get there
    // First() gets the first ancestor found (the home page, on level 1)
    var homePage = CurrentPage.AncestorsOrSelf(1).First();    

    // Find all pages with document type alias umbNewsOverview
    // We do that using the plural, umbNewsOverviews (note the extra "s" in the end)
    // Then take the first one, as we know there will only be on news overview page
    var newsOverview = homePage.umbNewsOverviews.First();

    // Similar to above: find all pages with document type umbNewsItem under the news overview page
    // Then order them, first by publishDate (a property the editor can explicitly set on the news item)
    // and then by createDate, which is set by Umbraco automatically when a page gets created.
    var newsItems = newsOverview.umbNewsItems.OrderBy("publishDate desc, createDate desc").Take(5);

}
<link href="@Url.Content("~/~/css/style-news.css")" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" />

I didn't think my CSS would affect this?

So I have a Master template file, and everything lives under that. The Master template has most of the links in it configured in the backend.

Cheers,

Jon

Ah I figured out what the problem was for most of the links. Very simple as usual haha. Adding a "/" before the link name so "/contact" rather than just "contact" or "contact/".

Thanks!

Jon

Hi Jon

Missed your post yesterday but happy to read that you managed to figure out the issue :)

/Jan

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