Hi,

Try right clicking your "Home" node and choose "Manage hostnames". Add "domain.com" and perhaps www.domain.com.

Maybe you also need to change <useDomainPrefixes>false</useDomainPrefixes> to <useDomainPrefixes>true</useDomainPrefixes> in /config/umbracoSettings.config. I am not sure, so try adding hostnames alone and if it is not enough then change useDomainPrefixes.

/Martin

I have what looks like a similar site to you with multiple galleries, is there a reason for having the additional "Site" folder in your content node? Are you running multiple sites?

S

hii stephen.

i need the "Site" folder for the site setting witch i dont want to put it in my home page...

another reason that is i want to put another folder in the same level of the site..

lets say - events.

i have 3 diffrent type of pages that gone use this data..

Hi Gilad,

If i have items that i need to store (captured data) i have a settings folder which stores this...so my Tree looks like this..The settings folder will never be seen.

Content

-- Home

-- -- About us

-- -- Galleries

-- -- -- Gallery 1

-- Settings

-- -- Feedback form data

You can still have the events folder side by side with the home folder (or under it which would be the way i would do it) and be available on the menu..or am I missing the point?

S

It makes sense...

but what about multiple sites?

in my previous multiple site i made every Main site node Home page.. like that :

Content

-- Lang 1 home page

---- About 

---- contact

-- Lang 2 home page

---- About 

---- contact

now it is should be : 

-- Lang 1 Site

---- Home

------ About

---- Settings

I tend not to put multiple sites on the one intall but I agrree this is one scenario where your structure fits...

ok... thank you anyway for  trying.

cheers.

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