kind of a confusing way to do it.  You could use page references I guess.  There is a page break feature in the editor...but I dont' know how that works.

You could set up a series of pages, each with one text module in the page, then plop the text in for that page, and create links refering all over the place.

The fact is DotNetNuke CAN do whatever you want..but I think your looking more for a custom module to do specifically what you want rather than the txt/htm module.

Here is a simple idea to get it done I think, but requires a bit of work.

1st put a link module in your left pane

2nd make your main content page(page 1), and put a link in the link module to that page(or....the page your on).

3rd Create page 2, usign the txt module again, ptu your page 2 text in there, on the page 2 also drop the EXISTIGN link module into the left pane, and add a link to it to page two..

and so on.  this will give you a "virtual" menu that stays with each page.

I've one something similar here: http://www.dnnreactor.com/Menu/Appetizers/tabid/96/Default.aspx

This is a series of pages using the link module as a table of contents, and the HTML/TEXT module as the content of each page, even usign CSS and stuff in the module to make it look cool.

Josh

Josh Martin

You could also use the UDT user defined table module, and just add one column, in that column assign a rich txt editor, then add new rows for each page.

By setting a table to the same size in each row you will acheive a uniform look and feel, add the page / next page to the UDT and your done.