/*menu list. create one item per page. items will apear in order as listed.
create tree structures by defining paths with arbitrary keys like:

level1
level1/level2_page1
level1/level2page2
level1/level2page2/level3page1

example menu item:
bgxMenu.Add(menu-path, title, page);
<img src="../images/spacer.gif">
parameters:
	- menu-path: string of arbitrary keys, indicate levels with "/"
	- title: the title as it should be displayed
	- page: the name of the HTML page, must be in the root directory and must be unique,
		tip: reflect tree level in page title , e.g. "level1_level2page2.htm"
*/

bgxMenu.Add("homepage",				"Home Page",	"index.htm");

bgxMenu.Add("aboutCarlingford",				"Carlingford",		"aboutCarlingford.htm");
//bgxMenu.Add("aboutCarlingford/activities",				"Activities",		"activities.htm");
bgxMenu.Add("rooms",				"The Rooms",		"rooms.htm");
bgxMenu.Add("restaurant",				"The Restaurant",		"baytree.htm");

bgxMenu.Add("restaurant/menu",	"Sample Menu",	"sampleMenu.htm");

bgxMenu.Add("restaurant/partymenu",	"The&nbsp;Party&nbsp;Menu",	"functionMenu.htm");
bgxMenu.Add("restaurant/fsundayLunch",	"Sunday Lunch",	"sundayLunch.htm");
bgxMenu.Add("restaurant/winelist",	"Our Wine List",	"winelist.htm");

//bgxMenu.Add("families",				"Families",	"families.htm");

bgxMenu.Add("specialoffers",				"Special Offers",	"adv2.htm");

bgxMenu.Add("contact",				"Contact &amp; Location"    ,"contact.htm");

var siteTitle = "Belvedere House<br>The BayTree Restaurant";
var siteTitle2 = "";