Almeister9

This is a great method, and I use it often on many sites that I have designed. It does tend to fall down though when you use parameters on php pages e.g. beer.php?country=au If you have a navigation menu where you wish to have a class of 'current' on all the beer.php pages, then: <?php if (basename($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]) == "beer.php") echo " class='current' ";?> will not work, as you are on a page called beer.php?country=au or a page called beer.php?country=jp etc. however, if, for pages with parameterised file names like above, you use this code: <?php if (basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']) == "beer.php") echo " class='current' ";?> This will give you a class of 'current' for all pages called beer.php irrespective of the parameters following it. I hope this helps someone out there, and again thanks for the great method. Cheers, Al.