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[edwinyzh]

I’m planning to construct my site with pages, and I’d like to setup the url like the following:

mysite.com/product1/
mysite.com/product1/features
mysite.com/product1/download
mysite.com/product2/
mysite.com/product2/features
mysite.com/product2/download
…..

Can I to achieve that the the X theme and the supplied plugins? If not, I’ll be appreciated if you can provide any suggestions.

[Darshana]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in! In WordPress, you can head over to Settings -> Permalinks and select the option post name.

Then you can create pages and sub-pages (http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-display-a-list-of-child-pages-for-a-parent-page-in-wordpress/).

Hope that helps.

[Rupok]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in! I am not entirely sure what you are trying to achieve. I mean where you want this URL structure? For products? Kindly clarify.

Meantime you can try setting your custom permalink structure from Settings > Permalinks.

You can follow this to get idea about syntax – https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks

Note that permalink structures are controlled by WordPress itself not by theme.

Hope this makes sense.

[edwinyzh]

Sorry for not making it clear, let me try again:
Assume my site’s domain is site.com, and we all know that each WP page has a one-level URL related to the root, for example, I can have:

site.com/product1_overview
site.com/product1_download
site.com/product1_purchase
site.com/product2_overview
site.com/product2_download
site.com/product2_purchase

And the above is NOT what I want.

The URL schema what I want is like the following:

site.com/product1/overview
site.com/product1/download
site.com/product1/purchase
site.com/product2/overview
site.com/product2/download
site.com/product2/purchase

The idea is that, all pages and posts related to product 1 should be shown under site.com/product1/
How can I achieve that? Thanks.

[Christian]

Hey there,

To clarify, this is outside of a theme’s functionality. WordPress pages can have child or sub pages. See https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages for more details. If you’re new to WordPress, you might want to check out our WordPress Training course in our Knowledge Base

Thanks.

[edwinyzh]

Great, thanks for the link.

PS, this support forum doesn’t save my login session, so each time I need to login again, kinda annoying. Is there a setting for this or is it by intention?

[Darshana]

Glad we were able to help.

What’s the browser that you’re using? Alternatively, you may try using a password manager like LastPass (https://lastpass.com/) with a browser addon, so that it will handle authentication.

Thanks!

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