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Page Hierarchy mode

Builder Content's Page Hierarchy feature provides a hierarchical view of the URLs from Page models within a Space. Page models that have Show in Page Hierarchy turned off, and archived Pages, don't appear. It offers navigation and searching capabilities for Builder Content Pages.

The Page Hierarchy feature offers several benefits for managing and navigating your Builder Content Pages:

  • Navigation: Conveniently browse through your site structure and find specific Pages based on their URL.
  • Content auditing: Get a clear overview of your site's structure, helping you identify gaps or redundancies in your content.
  • URL-based organization: Understand how your Pages are organized based on their URLs, which can be especially helpful for large sites with complex structures.
  • Efficient search: Efficiently find Pages across your entire site by searching with a portion of the URL.
  • Shared URLs: Pages that share a URL appear as a single entry.

View Page Hierarchy

To view your Page Hierarchy:

  1. Go to your Builder Content.
  2. Click the Page Hierarchy tab. Note that there could be a slight delay while Builder Content loads your Pages for the first time.
  3. When your Pages finish loading, they're categorized according to their URL. For example, if your docs are under https://www.your-site.com/docs/, there will be a category called docs that you can expand to show all the Pages that are in /docs/.

The video below shows this process.

Search within Page Hierarchy

When you're in Page Hierarchy mode, search returns results in hierarchical context. For example, if you have several URL paths, such as specials, products, and development, and you search for a term that has Pages in all three, for example "shirt", the results include all content entries with shirt in their URL.

To search in Page Hierarchy mode:

  1. Go to your Builder Content.
  2. Enter your search term in the search field. As an alternative to clicking into the field, you can activate the search with your keyboard by pressing the slash key, /. Press Enter to search.

The search matches the URL and the name of the Page. Pages that share a URL appear as a single entry in the hierarchy, whether they're published or drafts. Note that top-level Pages display at the root of the hierarchy.

The video below shows the process of searching for any Pages that have the word page in the URL. The search results show in the content list as well as in the Page Hierarchy view.

Each URL appears once in the hierarchy. If several versions of a Page share a URL, they appear as a single entry.

What's next

This document covered displaying and searching Pages in a hierarchical structure based on their URL. For information on organizing other types of content in Builder Content, visit:

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