I have always built my sites with folders housing my pages except for the
index/default page. I remember reading somewhere recently that it is now
suggested pages shouldn't be put into folders, only supporting information.
Are there any advantages to doing it that way? I've always liked using folde
rs
to keep my site (in DW) clean and easy to find my files.

Your thoughts?

Do whatever floats your divs, to paraphrase.

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"dwebber" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I have always built my sites with folders housing my pages except for the
> index/default page. I remember reading somewhere recently that it is now
> suggested pages shouldn't be put into folders, only supporting
> information.
> Are there any advantages to doing it that way? I've always liked using
> folders
> to keep my site (in DW) clean and easy to find my files.
>
> Your thoughts?
>