I'd like to create a generic index_html for those folders that I haven't gotten around to creating a custom index_html. So, create the default index_html in the root directory and let acquisition do the heavy lifting, right? But, suppose I want to handle the inbetween case where there's custom text I'd like a folder to display, but not enough to justify writing a custom index_html? How can I get my generic index_html to display the contents of a DTML method guts_html if it exists in a folder, *without* acquiring any guts_html from parent folders? How do I defeat acquisition and have my generic index_html *only* look in the namespace of the folder it is called on? Here's the generic index_html I have in my root directory which unfortunately acquires guts_html from folders higher up: <dtml-var standard_html_header> <h2><dtml-var title></h2> <dtml-var folderlist> <dtml-var "PARENTS[0].guts_html" missing=""> <dtml-var standard_html_footer> -- Ed Goppelt