Agree with Pataka. My use case is a knowledge base.

What I want

domain/learn/import/images

What i get

domain/learnimages

This would be great. The ability to nest collection items like Pataka stated.

May I second this wish. Typically, when setting up an e-commerce with a multi-level structure, the URL should contain the name(s) of higher-level category(ies).

Say, I have this product structure:

Tools
- Power Tools
- - Drills
- - Screwdrivers
- - Grinders
- - - Grinder One
- - - Grinder Two

Right now, Webflow shows this URL for an individual product:

domain/products/grinder-one

For SEO purposes, what is needed is this:

domain/tools/power-tools/grinders/grinder-one

Since handling nested collections is rather limited at the moment, the product's position in the product tree has to be defined using reference fields; so, the "nice" URL could be populated dynamically using fields from the product.

Thank you!!

Sergie,

Today, if I want to use Webflow for a blog, for example, I have to create a collection called "blog" or "posts". So, the content goes on "domain.com/blog" or "domain.com/posts".

What I suggest is the possibility to set a behavior more similar to another CMS, such as WordPress, where the category of each article fills the slug.

So, I could create a blog about sports and put content on domain.com/soccer, domain.com/voley etc without create a collection for each sport.

Am I clear?

Thanks...

Can you explain more and what type of site this is? What do you mean automatically create collections?