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Content URL hierarchy lets selected root tags own structured URLs. A root tag can group child tags and posts so category pages and article pages follow a predictable path.
What this guide helps you do
- Plan a content tree with a root tag and child tags.
- Enable nested tag URLs for the right root tags.
- Confirm category and article URLs render with the expected hierarchy.
Before you start
- Create the root tag and child tags you want to use.
- Attach posts to the deepest relevant child tag.
- Use this only for sites that need structured content such as help guides, docs, or grouped resource libraries.
Do it manually
- Open Settings and go to Content URLs.
- Enable nested tag URLs.
- Choose the root tag that should own the hierarchy.
- Enable strip root prefix when child tag slugs include the root prefix and you want cleaner paths.
- Save changes.
- Open a category URL and an article URL to confirm the structure works.
Ask Faster AI
- Plan a nested content tag hierarchy for help guides with root categories and child categories.
- Review these tags and tell me which should be root tags for Content URLs.
- Create a checklist to validate category pages and article URLs after enabling Content URLs.
Review before saving or publishing
- Do not enable a root tag unless you want that tag to own public nested URLs.
- Avoid attaching one post to conflicting deepest tags under different root trees.
- Check breadcrumbs and category pages after changes.
Common issues and fixes
- If a category URL is 404, confirm the root tag is selected and the child tag exists under that root.
- If URLs include repeated prefixes, enable strip root prefix or clean up child tag slugs.
- If an article uses the wrong path, check the deepest selected-root tag attached to the post.
Nested content URL routing
For how Faster resolves nested tag paths and why the deepest selected tag controls an article URL, read the hierarchical permalinks article. How We Route Nested Content: Hierarchical Permalinks in the CMS.
Connected workflows
- Set page SEO basics
- Manage roles for content and Money
- Start a chat from Workspace
- Connect trackers to pages, forms, and campaigns
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