Hello Raphael

There are several to do this, but in your case I think the best is, that You make it as if you should make a site for different languages.

You start be making a "simple" site with just the home and menu01 menu 02 and menu 03.

let us imagine You have Your site on mysite.com Then on mysite.com you make 3 subfolders menu01, menu02 and menu03.

In each subfolder You have a complete site with either the same template and layout as the "main" or You could for each menuxx have their own style.

This way You have actually three sites under a "head-site", and You keep the benefit of the software being able to keep track of your menu system.

Each of the menu points in the main-site should then direct to one of the 3 sub-sites.

You could look in the help for multi language support. Imagine that each of the menuxx is a language.

Another way to do it, is to have no menu. You make on top of each of your pages, a section where you have the menu. You could have it as text or as images in a textbox. This will not be so easy to maintain as with a site for each head-menu.

Hope this inspires you to a solution.

Kind regards

John S.