The hierarchical slug is the part of the web address (URL) that defines the page's position within the site structure (for example: domain.com/parent/child). This setting allows you to choose whether to separate the parent page from the child page using a slash (/) or a dash (-).
This option is only available if the current page has been assigned a Parent Page.
Procedure
1. Access the page you want to edit.
2. In the main section of the editor, locate the Parent Page field.
3. Make sure you have selected a page from the Parent Page dropdown menu.
4. Once the parent page is selected, the Slug Delimiter field will appear.
5. Click on the Slug Delimiter dropdown menu and choose one of the following options:
- Default: The page will inherit the delimiter set by the parent page.
- Use slash (/): The child page URL will be separated from the parent page by a slash (e.g.,
parent/child). - Use dash (-): The child page URL will be separated from the parent page by a dash (e.g.,
parent-child).
6. Click Save changes (or continue with the save wizard) to apply the modification.
> Note: If you do not select a Parent Page, the Slug Delimiter option will not be displayed. In that case, the page slug will not be hierarchical and will automatically use dashes as internal separators (e.g., my-new-page).
