An acquisition-oriented question. If I have a top level directory containing HTML stuff and page templates, I usually like to keep all the images in an Images subdirectory, just for neatness, like so: Top-level-folder Images In one site, I want to have a folder per different look-and-feel, thus: Top-level-folder Images LookAndFeel1 LookAndFeel2 ...so acquisition helps me by allowing me to override specific files by putting them in a LookAndFeel folder; lots of default stuff is acquired from the Top-level-folder. This of course, includes the Images folder - if I refer to LookAndFeel1/Images, all works because Images is acquired. However, the contents of Images aren't overrideable - hence: if Top-level-folder/Images contains logo.jpg and example.jpg and I decide to override logo for LookAndFeel1 by creating its own Images and putting logo.jpg in there, as: Top-level-folder Images logo.jpg example.jpg LookAndFeel1 Images logo.jpg ...then acqusition works fine for references to /LookAndFeel1/Images/logo.jpg, but reference to LookAndFeel1/Images/example.jpg fail. I understand why; acquisition works by containment, so Images can be acquired because it exists in a container found on the way up the hierarchy, but once an Images is found, that's yer lot. Okay, I understand the behaviour - how would Zope gurus do this differently to let acquisition work for me? ben