So the title says it all. I could make something like a single-page app ("/men") and change URL accordingly. But if I were to make a multi-page app, how would this be implemented? I tried creating a “/men/clothing” page and it is transformed into “/men-clothing”. Has anyone implemented this nested…

I think the only way to get it to work is via an external link. You can’t do it via a “readable URL” as that removes the / if you have some sort of slug with a path. But you could do page-page-page … but it does leave the UID on the end.

I don’t think you can, you would still need to keep it single page for the “Root” folder, and then generate the URL internally.

Hi, @NigelG Thanks! I found this forum thread: [image] Architecture layout best practice: one page with multiple functions/groups vs multiple pages Question Yep. If you change the URL parameter whenever users go to a different step, then when they click “back” it’ll take…

Yeah - I ended up using query params instead of path params :slight_smile: … I hope one day Bubble supports path params but I think for that it would require a huge overhaul because routing is simply complicated. Thanks for advice!

Bubble can already do it, because the site we are using now is built on bubble and it’s url shows a path. I’m not sure how it’s done and maybe it’s a newer thing. If I figure it out though I will try to post it here.

@willtaylordesign Did you figure out how to do this?

Bubble’s folder hierarchy is flat, so this isn’t literally possible (such URLs would be “fake”), but you can rewrite or modify the displayed URL using Browser plugin. But WHY? You can do all these tricks, and I’ve shown folks how to do this, but I don’t understand the fascination with this. Literal…

Disregarding fake URLs, If someone links to your pages it is more practical to have nested URLs instead of a million parameters in your URL. But sure, most people don’t care what it looks like.

I actually have the same question, and figured there was some reason people had to care. Could you explain a bit more about how SEO is impacted by the URL structures? In my 10 year software development career, I’ve been fortunate to never have to worry about SEO impacts, so I’m super green on the to…

There are 3 main differences: It’s cleaner URL structure which more people can use to understand how the page they’re on fits into the website - for example, my mom understands /men/clothing/jackets but she’d be scared to try to read anything that looks like code (e.g., ?audience=men&category=clot…

Nested URL Like "/men/clothing/jackets/{productID}"?

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SEO and PATH URL / Build a website like Doctolib

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Feature Request: Multi-level pages

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Architecture layout best practice: one page with multiple functions/groups vs multiple pages

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👉 Building an SEO-friendly path URL structure without plugins

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Multi-page app with more than 1 layer of depth

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Nested URL Like "/men/clothing/jackets/{productID}"?

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