By keylope on

In my site, I want the url to be friendly show the grouping of nodes (Example http://www.abc.com/tools/) and tools would show a bunch of other pages. How is this done in drupal? Can I group these into a category and be able to use that in the url? and get something like (http://www.abc.com/tools/node/4) or similiar?

Thanks for the help.

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martijn de wit’s picture

martijn de wit
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Location 🇳🇱 The Netherlands
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Both of your wishes are possible.

You have first to enable the Path module... This is a standard module of drupal 5.X
When you've enabled this module you can make user-friendly url's

The next thing you have to do is to make some useful taxomeny (categories) for your pages. (here one named tools)

Each category page can be listed, and you can put a user-friendly to that list page (example "tools/")
Now you can give the pages that are listed on the "tools/" page an user-friendly url (example "tools/hammer.html) because they have been selected to be part of the taxomeny "tools"

I hope my short explanation is clear

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keylope commented

I figured it would have something to do with taxonomy, just didn't know how. I'll have to play around the path module.

Thanks!