Hi I have the below code public IPublishedContent GetPage(guid id) { var umbracoHelper = _umbracoHelperAccessor.TryGetUmbracoHelper(out var h); Return h.Content(id); } When I need a page I call GetPage(1234-5678-....) and the page is returned. This page could be 5 levels down. So the only way I'm able to get the parent is by writing something like GetPage(1234-5678-....).Parent.Parent.Parent Until I reach the homepage. That code looks ugly by adding multiple parents at the end of the GetPage function. Is there a better way to get the parent node for the site when using C#?

I think this documentation will be helpful: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/v/13.latest-lts/reference/querying/umbracohelper

Also have a look at traversing the content tree: https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/v/13.latest-lts/reference/templating/mvc/querying#traversing If you need to get a specific parent type and its not easier / better to do it top-down as Seb suggests, then you can call one of the ancestor methods with a type to go up the tree until you hit that type. Using modelsbuilder is very nice for this!

That did part of the trick..... It seems to only work if you have one site under Umbraco? If I have 2 sites it only brings the first in the node and not the one I'm currently browsing?

If the code is in a render controller, you can use the Current page as starting node and traverse from there. If it is in a view, you can use the umbracohelper.assignedcontent helper (or something like it). When trying to get it outside of either you can match on the culture. I hope this helps you along

It's in a custom class and for now I've injected the IUmbracoHelper only. I'm not sure what you mean that I could match on culture?

(Current IPublishedContent).AncestorOrSelf() will get you the ancestor of that content of type homepage

This did it!! Thanks