That seems very counter-intuitive. It also is very inconsistent. It creates a child by default when within a specific space, but not when on the home page? I somewhat follow the thought process behind this, but it causes a huge inconsistency and a lot of confusion. From the link that you sent, it seems that I am not alone in thinking that the old way was more intuitive. How can I make it so that it returns to that functionality? I am not going to be able to instruct all of my users to put "Main" in the location before creating a new page. Especially since some users have access to multiple spaces, and it works as expected in other spaces. Luckily, 7.4 is currently only running in a test environment, and my production environment is still running 7.1.2. I don't plan on upgrading my production environment until I can get this figured out. (aka - working the way that my users and I are used to.) -- View this message in context: http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/New-Page-Has-No-Parent-tp7597344p7597348.h... Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.