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Use folders to organize your site's pages.
Folders are excellent for organizing pages that fall under the same category. For example, if your site contains a terms of service and a privacy policy, you could create a folder called “Legal” and include separate pages for your terms of service and privacy policy within that folder. Then, your URL structure may look something like: www.yoursite.com/legal/terms-of-service
In this lesson, you’ll learn:
You can organize your pages within folders (also called directories). You can create nested folders – subfolders, or subdirectories – for sites with deep hierarchy (i.e., sites with information organized into more sublevels).
To create a folder, open the Pages panel and click the New folder button.
To move your folders to a new location, open the Pages panel and drag and drop the folder where you want it in the page list.
Important: Moving pages or folders to a new folder will result in a URL update. This will cause the old URLs to return a 404 page. If you want the old URLs to redirect to the new location, you’ll need to use 301 redirects.
To keep the page list conveniently organized, you can collapse and expand folders by clicking the folder name in the page list.
In the folder settings panel, you can:
Important: You can only delete empty folders. If you wish to delete a folder that has nested pages and/or folders, you’ll need to first move out or delete all pages and folders within that folder.
