Hi there, I've been struggling with something that must be very basic, but I just don't get it. Hopefully, there's somebody out there who could enlighten me a little... I have this site hierarchy, something like this: /top /top/section1/ /top/section1/chapter1 /top/section1/chapter1/paragraph1 /top/section1/chapter1/paragraph2 /top/section1/chapter2 /top/section1/chapter2/paragraph1 /top/section2/ /top/section2/chapter1 /top/section2/chapter1/paragraph1 etc. These are all folders with an index_html inside them. The template will have, among other things, a site title image, a section title image, and a page title image for each page. The idea here is to be able to create a folder img/ at appropriate levels of this hierarchy and use images section_title.gif, chapter_title.gif, page_title.gif, etc. This might be where I've misunderstood everything, but I was hoping to do something like this: <img src="dummy.gif" class="title-img" tal:define="image here/img/section_title.gif" tal:attributes="src image/absolute_url" /> If for instance looking at one of the paragraph pages, the template would then, in my perfect world, start looking for an "img/" folder at the current level, and within it a file named "section_title.gif", and if it does not find it, it will try again one level up in the hierarchy, until it then finds the section_title.gif in the folder /top/section1/img/section_title.gif. Same goes for the other images, but they would "hit" further down in the hierarchy so that I could effectively let a "closer" image override one with the same name, but further up. Have I got it completely wrong? Is my thinking right, but my syntax wrong? Haven't been able to get anywhere on this - all documentation I can find gives hints and pointers, but I'm still stuck... Any help & comments highly appreciated! Best regards Jan