Click through on brochure page

[Duncan Rounding]

The only way then would be to either use the redirect as above (perhaps not so good for the search engines) or by hard-coding links to the other pages. As mentioned you could mimic the brochure page links in the navigation and add your own links to them rather than use links in fragments. Or maybe you could add another dedicated navigation bar for the purpose and include that on all pages - might be the best and easiest solution.

[wjcampbe]

You can "wonder why not" as much as you fancy

Yes, I can - and I'm old enough and ugly enough to offer my opinion whether it's wanted or not.

You are apparently doing most of the right things - it seems you just have a problem with terminology. Your choice of words indicates that the user will be taken to a different domain (site) then in the next sentence seems to indicate that you are just producing additional content which will reside on the same domain, but be external to Actinic.

You say you have retained the links to the basket and the css to make it look the same, then you indicate that the menu structure will be different.

Then again in #3 "It's still the same site just a subset of it" and in #15 we are back to "It's so much easier to have a completely seperate site that seamlessly slots into the shop."

These apples are great oranges

[onlineolives]

Thanks again for your help Duncan

Lots to consider and think about but probaby time for bed (GMT+1 here)

Cheers,

Nigel - A.K.A. Olive