Any update on this? Particularly being able to allow collections to use the same folder/subdirectory that's being used for static pages.
Discover Must commented
15 Apr 06:00pm
+12481273958432791042 extremly needed
Alexander Engl commented
4 Apr 02:30pm
Can anyone of the webflow team at leas comment why this is so complex?
Alexander Engl commented
4 Apr 02:23pm
Its kind of crazy that this does not exist in 2022 with SEO being such an essential for many companies
Sprints Digital commented
17 Mar 11:36am
Any updates? Have multi-£ms clients bring on content lead SEO teams and I can't even structure the CMS folder structure as needed.
Ryno van der Merwe commented
22 Feb 12:59am
This is a pretty severe limitation causing A LOT of issues on agencies working with larger clients. Please!
Parker Bowen commented
8 Feb 05:09pm
Updates, please?
Andrew Lakata commented
2 Feb 02:30am
Moving an enterprise site to webflow and this is almost a deal breaker feature, we're going to have a MILLION redirects if we can't nest a cms collection inside of a url folder [site:/resources/case-studies] for example
Jonny Growfox commented
27 Oct, 2021 08:54am
Any update on this?
Oliver Kuttruff commented
13 Oct, 2021 07:17am
Dear webflow-team, could you please give a status update on this topic?
For a clean lang-folder setup, this feature is desperately needed.
Geffrey Barendregt commented
11 Oct, 2021 08:14pm
Severely needed! +3
Matt Hodkinson commented
11 Oct, 2021 01:33am
This alongside the 100-page limit for non-cms pages is severely limiting for enterprise / large orgs.
Antoine commented
8 Oct, 2021 08:38am
needed !
Nuno O. Almeida commented
15 Sep, 2021 10:06am
This is a pretty serious limitation. It such and obvious thing to add. I imagine that adding the ability to add a "/" to the collection slug would easily fix this.
It's hard to believe it's taking so long to consider adding this as a feature. The url organization on more complex website gets completely ruined without it.
Robert Simmons commented
3 Sep, 2021 02:56am
My goodness, we're just scoping out changes for an Enterprise-level client. They've got a ton of search engine traffic running into their resource articles, but all have a structure of {sitename}.com/resources/{sub-folder}/{article}. Hard to believe there are threads all over the place that have been merged here, and it hasn't even been talked about.
Going to be very hard-pressed to sell them on a 30k hosting plan after delivering the news that they're going to need to start from scratch with their SEO. 301s are a half-measure that will do considerably more damage than just not changing URLs.
Michael Ouellette commented
19 Aug, 2021 03:17pm
it is a requirement to have a structure that allows for say...a news collection to live a resources parent.
IE....website.com/resources/blog
Mario P. commented
6 Aug, 2021 10:04pm
Could anyone from webflow provide a quick update on this feature?
Bruno commented
2 Jul, 2021 03:21am
Absolutely necessary. Please implement this folder feature for collections because it will save so much work to organize the websites urls, seo, and cms. All out once with one simple folder.
Christoffer Furnes commented
31 May, 2021 08:26am
Since Webflow is still missing native multilingual support, this would really, really, really make life so much easier for setting up multi language manually in Webflow.
You can set up subfolders on static pages already, WHY not in collections?
Severely needed! +4
Any update on this? Particularly being able to allow collections to use the same folder/subdirectory that's being used for static pages.
+12481273958432791042 extremly needed
Can anyone of the webflow team at leas comment why this is so complex?
Its kind of crazy that this does not exist in 2022 with SEO being such an essential for many companies
Any updates? Have multi-£ms clients bring on content lead SEO teams and I can't even structure the CMS folder structure as needed.
This is a pretty severe limitation causing A LOT of issues on agencies working with larger clients. Please!
Updates, please?
Moving an enterprise site to webflow and this is almost a deal breaker feature, we're going to have a MILLION redirects if we can't nest a cms collection inside of a url folder [site:/resources/case-studies] for example
Any update on this?
Dear webflow-team, could you please give a status update on this topic?
For a clean lang-folder setup, this feature is desperately needed.
Severely needed! +3
This alongside the 100-page limit for non-cms pages is severely limiting for enterprise / large orgs.
needed !
This is a pretty serious limitation. It such and obvious thing to add. I imagine that adding the ability to add a "/" to the collection slug would easily fix this.
It's hard to believe it's taking so long to consider adding this as a feature. The url organization on more complex website gets completely ruined without it.
My goodness, we're just scoping out changes for an Enterprise-level client. They've got a ton of search engine traffic running into their resource articles, but all have a structure of {sitename}.com/resources/{sub-folder}/{article}. Hard to believe there are threads all over the place that have been merged here, and it hasn't even been talked about.
Going to be very hard-pressed to sell them on a 30k hosting plan after delivering the news that they're going to need to start from scratch with their SEO. 301s are a half-measure that will do considerably more damage than just not changing URLs.
it is a requirement to have a structure that allows for say...a news collection to live a resources parent.
IE....website.com/resources/blog
Could anyone from webflow provide a quick update on this feature?
Absolutely necessary. Please implement this folder feature for collections because it will save so much work to organize the websites urls, seo, and cms. All out once with one simple folder.
Since Webflow is still missing native multilingual support, this would really, really, really make life so much easier for setting up multi language manually in Webflow.
You can set up subfolders on static pages already, WHY not in collections?