How can I change the URL corresponding to each page in my Webflow site without using hashtags, but by adding an 'appendix' instead?
TL;DR
- Open each page’s settings in Webflow and update the Slug field to add your desired trailing path.
- Optionally organize pages into folders for structured URLs, then publish changes to make them live.
To change the URL of each page by appending a specific trailing path (or “appendix”) without using hashtags (#), you'll need to update the Page Slug for each respective page in Webflow.
1. Access the Page Settings
- In your Webflow project, go to the Pages panel on the left side (the icon looks like layered sheets).
- Hover over the page you want to edit and click the gear icon to open its Page Settings.
2. Update the Page Slug
- In the Page Settings, look for the Slug field.
- Change the slug to include your desired “appendix.” For example:
- Original slug:
about - New slug:
about-detail(resulting in a URL likeyourdomain.com/about-detail) - Do not include any hashes (
#), as these are only used for anchor links, not full URLs.
3. Organize Using Folders (Optional)
- To further structure URLs, you can create folders in the Pages panel and place pages inside them.
- For example:
- Create a folder with slug
info - Place a page inside it with slug
company - The resulting URL will be:
yourdomain.com/info/company
4. Publish Changes
- After editing your slugs, click Publish to push changes live.
- Test each modified URL after publishing to confirm the expected structure.
Summary
To append a custom path to a page URL in Webflow (without using hashtags), edit the page’s Slug field in the Page Settings. You can also use folders to further modify URL structure. Once saved and published, your pages will use the new appended URLs as desired.