# How to Create Basic Semantic Urls in Webflow

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It might not be obvious, but you can in fact stack your pages so that you have e.g. `/news` as your directory page, and then `/news/my-article` for each article page.

_Here’s how to do that._

> **[Semantic Paths | Webflow URL Paths & 301 Redirects | Sygnal-U](https://www.sygnal.com/lessons/semantic-paths)**
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> Semantic Paths | Webflow isn't particularly flexible with its site path structures, so let's look at the options for overcoming those limitations.

> **[Basic Url Semantics in Webflow - Webflow](https://webflow.com/made-in-webflow/website/basic-url-semantics-in-webflow)**
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> It might not be obvious, but you can in fact stack your pages so that you have e.g. /news as your directory page, and then /news/my-article for each article page. Here's how to do that.
