On 23 March 2010 04:57, Tina Callahan <tina.callahan@udel.edu> wrote:

I'm helping to architect a site that has over 800+ help pages. These pages are mostly HowTo pages and some have a series of other pages that are directly related. Any one of these pages could be part of a "process" (such as downloading, installing, and configuring a mail client). When a user visits a node that fits into a "process", we want to list the related pages in a menu or block where the links are *always* in a set order.

I'm not sure technically how to achieve such a task. I had thought about using some combination of RelatedContent, NodeQueue, or even some of the other modules that build hierarchical menus. However, with the number of pages that we have, I am concerned with using modules that pre-create blocks. It seems like a maintenance nightmare to have to manage these blocks, not to mention it seems like a lot of overhead.

I've not really come across examples of sites that employ this type of structure. Does anyone have any thoughts, ideas, or examples that might help out?

Thanks! Tina

Book and taxonomy is all you really need, then have a look at nodequeue, advanced book/taxonomy blocks - menus to structure as you will.