Improved structure/paths with subfolder like paths such as www.mydomain.com/path/sub-path/second-sub-path/ | Voters

Improved structure/paths with subfolder like paths such as www.mydomain.com/path/sub-path/second-sub-path/

in progress

Michael D. Milson (MHI)

Having pages that are sub pages of others, for example:
Having a menu structure of
Home
About us
~ Sub Page of About Us
That would link to:
www.yoursite.com/
www.yoursite.com/about-us
www.yoursite.com/about-us/sub-page
Rather than how it is currently, in which you can only set a path as /some-path and it would be good to allow /some-path/sub-path/another-sub-path 
I know many people who have sites with multiple levels like this to segment their pages into categories, improve SEO and other stuff, and being someone who is trying to transition such a site over to HighLevel and not being able to keep the same linking structure is going to be a problem.

October 2, 2023

Prakhar Agrawal

Merged in a post:

Feature Request: Support for Nested URL Paths (Subdirectories)

Vivien Roggero

Hi
Problem:
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Currently, the system only supports single-level URL paths (e.g., mywebsite.com/pricing-options). This limits our ability to create a clear and logical site structure, especially as our content grows.
Proposed Solution:
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Implement support for nested URL paths, allowing the creation of subdirectories within URLs. This would enable URLs like mywebsite.com/pricing/options.
Benefits:
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Improved Site Structure: Enhances organizational clarity by grouping related content under logical parent directories.
Enhanced User Experience: Makes it easier for users to understand the site's hierarchy and navigate to specific content.
Scalability: Allows for better management of a growing number of pages and content categories.
SEO Advantages: Structured URLs can improve search engine understanding of site content and potentially enhance SEO performance.
Example:
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Current: mywebsite.com/pricing-options
Desired: mywebsite.com/pricing/options
Success Criteria:
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Users can create and manage URLs with nested paths (subdirectories).
The nested path should be available in Websites and Funnels.
The system correctly resolves and displays content for URLs with subdirectories.
Existing URLs should not be negatively impacted by this change.
The system should maintain good url structure for SEO.

3 days ago

Prakhar Agrawal

Merged in a post:

Need multilevel paths for website pages. SEO emergency.

Reppard W

I'm going to call this a bug. I spent a lot of time recreating 20 something pages from a Wix site in GHL for a client. As I was creating the pages, GHL allowed me to set the paths like '/path/sub-path'. When I finally configured the domain to make the site live, anything with a multilevel path 404s. In my opinion, this is unacceptable. All the reasons are obvious. It's literally a show stopper for many clients. Please fix this yesterday.

3 days ago

Prakhar Agrawal

Merged in a post:

Parent and sub-page level linking in website builder. SEO Must Have

Robert Paugh

As a web developer I want to be able to build sub-pages/link paths on my website so that we can build proper sitemaps. For example, if we have a service page like site.com/service then we should be able to have pages under that like /service/web-design or even service/city-state, etc. It's pretty basic functionality and I don't know of a page builder or CMS that doesn't have it.

HIGHLVL-I-5993

3 days ago

Todd Whitelow A

This is crazy we are building a website and trying to rank it but ran into this and im sure we can still rank it but it will be curious to test because we are so used to doing domain.com/services/service-name etc. WordPress for the win right now.

Michael Lujan

any update on this?

Tony Rossi

Should also have the ability to password protect the subfolder.

Damon Ebanks

I have invested over $4000 migrating a site with over 500 page into gohighlevel only to find out that nothing will work and all pages will be 404ed. I can not believe that you guys have created a system for marketing and left out one of the most crucial SEO principals. I should sue for malpractice. This is utterly mind-blowing and has ruined or will ruin my relationship with the client.

Frank Obregon

Looks like this was marked as "in progress" on another idea https://ideas.gohighlevel.com/website/p/improved-structurepaths-with-subfolder-like-paths-such-as-wwwmydomaincompathsub

Allen Doss

There are over 500 upvotes for this feature across multiple ideas:

Allen Doss

There are over 500 upvotes for this feature across multiple ideas:

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