A clean content hierarchy depends on nested tags, clear slugs, and posts tagged to the deepest relevant category.

What this feature is for

• A clean content hierarchy depends on nested tags, clear slugs, and posts tagged to the deepest relevant category.

When to use it

• You are building help guides, resource libraries, or structured content.
• Category pages should list child categories first and articles second.

Do it manually

1. Create the root tag and child tags in the CMS tag hierarchy.
2. Use predictable slugs.
3. Assign posts to the deepest relevant tag.
4. Keep empty categories hidden until they have content.
5. Verify breadcrumbs and nested article URLs after publishing.

Ask Faster AI

Help me review the help tag hierarchy. Find categories with too few articles, wrong parents, or URLs that do not match the structure.

Review before saving or publishing

• Confirm the change matches the customer experience you want.
• Check owner, timing, audience, and next step before saving.
• Preview anything customer-facing before publishing or sending.

Common mistakes and fixes

• If you cannot find the item, refresh the workspace and check that you are in the right workspace.
• If a save is blocked, review required fields and permissions.
• If AI drafts something unexpected, ask it to summarize the changes before you approve them.

Placeholder media

• Screenshot placeholder: Replace with an annotated screenshot of configure content url hierarchy.
• Video placeholder: Replace with a short walkthrough showing the manual path and review step.

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