I always use 0.0 for the Home page. If there is another state of the home page
(logged in, or admin user, etc.) I might use 0.1 or 0.2. Sometimes I will also
give a global page a 0.x number, like Search Results, since this doesn't belong
to any content category.
x.0 maps to a category page.
I'm a bit green yet with actually producing this stuff myself, but
Dante's method
sounds like what I use.
However, I am finding myself at a loss on how to treat global details, such as
top navigation, footer, user login box, etc. when their level of
detail requires a
separate page.
Right now I
I do content inventories much the same way as Dante does, it sounds
like. The homepage is 0.0, the top-level category pages are 1.0, 2.0,
and so on, and pages below those are numbered as children. I've gone
as deep as five or six levels using this system, and it works fine,
even if it leads to
I do content inventories much the same way as Dante does, it sounds
like. The homepage is 0.0, the top-level category pages are 1.0, 2.0,
and so on, and pages below those are numbered as children. I've gone
as deep as five or six levels using this system, and it works fine,
even if it leads to
Hello!
Not a very exciting query I'm afraid, but I'm hoping you can all help me
clear up a little debate we've been having all day.
*
When doing a content inventory, is there a correct (standard) way to
number the sections starting from the home page?*
According to most sources [1] it appears to
