I tried your suggestion(Carl Wiedemann <carl.wiedemann@gmail.com>) and have a very interesting update to the issue. I deleted all of the aliases through the Drupal interface at Site building > User aliases > Delete all aliases. One at a time I started the rebuilding process, I have Automatic alias in the URL Path settings section of Edit unchecked, so I was able to create the aliases I wanted for each page. The same problem is occurring with one interesting twist. First of all, when selecting the Home tab on the Primary menu - you are directed to the Home (node/33) page but the Criminal/Traffic <node/81) page is highlighted. When I select a section below the Home page, no tabs are highlighted. So in one way I am back at square one. Is there something missing in this section of css that controls this functionality? The two sections with #primary-menu ul.menu li.active- are the ones that shut off the functionality of highlighting completely. #primary-menu ul.menu li.active, #primary-menu ul.menu li:hover, #primary-menu ul.menu li.hover, #primary-menu ul.menu li:focus, #primary-menu ul.menu li.hover { background: #ad462b; }
#primary-menu ul.menu li.active a,
#primary-menu ul.menu li:hover a, #primary-menu ul.menu li.hover a, #primary-menu ul.menu li:focus a, #primary-menu ul.menu li.hover a { background: #ad462b; color: #fff; }
#primary-menu ul.menu li.active-trail {
background: #ad462b; color: #fff; }
#primary-menu ul.menu li.active-trail a {
background: #ad462b; color: #fff; } Thank you for all the help so far. -- Best Regards, James R Stone fndtn357@gmail.com "The skill of coding is to create a context in which other people can contribute."