http://www.concrete5.org/help/using_concrete5/faq/how_do_i_add_a_folder_category_section_container

Whoa, but that WAS a quick answer, thanks! But I already know how to add pages. Think I have to work a little more on c5 to get familiar with this hierarchy thingy. Still think folders must be different to simple pages ... anyway, thanks for instant answer! Greets Suse

pretty sure not. i run the company. ;)

if you're making pages through the in-context editing toolbar, you're doing the right thing.

If you're making single pages from the dashboard, you're probably doing the wrong thing at this point in the game..

if you want part of your site to look like this:

About Us
-History
-Bios
-Press Room
--Press Release A
--Press Release B
-Contact

etc..
just make an about us page off of the home of your site. goto it, add a page from there for history, repeat for bios & press room. add your press releases by first going to press room and then adding pages...

think folders in your operating system.. if you want to make a subfolder somewhere you go where its gonna live and make it.

one thing you should not be doing is making physical folders in your concrete5 install directory.. that never happens. ever.

gluck

Sometimes you want a "page" that doesn't have a content, just like a folder..

Even this works fine with concrete5. You just need a page attribute to mark a page as "content-free" and use an auto_nav template..

Just like I did here:
http://www.listo-jugendberatung.ch/...
"Wir über uns" always shows the first sub page and works therefore like a folder.

Using pages as folders is great! Guess what you can do if the customer wants to have some content in "Wir über uns"? You just uncheck that little checkbox and you're finished! Well may be not, you might want to send a huge bill for that too (:

Hi c5-Team!
Thanks again for answering so quick and detailed. Things work now! Thanks. Just tell me if I can do some german-translating stuff for you in my free time to do something for your really great project! Greets from Hamburg -Suse

Hey, greetz from nuremberg ;)

yes you can, wikibook is almost done,

check it out @

http://de.wikibooks.org/wiki/Concrete5...

I translated nearly all parts of the docu,
excepting the chapter "putting it all together to create a shopping cart", but this will be done soon.

Cheers

Hi!
Just tell me what to translate and I'll do. Would be pleased to support c5! Great wikibook by the way, didn't see it yet. Will read it tonight. Thanks, Suse