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In Craft2, I have structures that each have a landing page/homepage for that structure.

If the structure's URI format is "liver/{slug}", how do I make the 'landing page' entry have a URI of only "liver/", with no slug?

This is important since I want users visiting the liver/about-us page to be able to remove 'about-us'...and land on the liver homepage (not get a 404).

I don't understand routing very well-- from what I have gleaned I cannot see how to make routing associate a given URI with a given entry-- I only understand how to associate it with a template.

This is similar to this question, except that I want these landing pages to have dashboard entries and use the same template as all the other pages...not be an index-type page.

Note: I have seen answers regarding adding a site homepage to a structure, but this is not a site homepage- these landing pages do not live at the site domain root...they live at the root of each structure's URI.

Thanks in advance for the help.

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You can create change the uri pattern for your structured section to something like { parent.uri }/{ slug } and create an additional entry type landing-page. Your landing page will have the slug liver and all entries below that will have the URI liver/{slug}

You can load different templates based on the entry type and if the type is your landing page, you'll display all children

Another Approach is to use a template path directly and insert the template liver.twig in your templates folder

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  • Interesting idea...thank you! My hesitation is that the 'liver/' subsite encompasses a number of structures...but only one of them houses the liver homepage. So I have primary and secondary navigations...and a utility nav that includes the homepage. I will think about this and try it before marking it correct...as well as see if there are alternative suggestions.
    – userAW
    Commented Jul 2, 2018 at 17:20
  • now I marked it as correct. It worked...thank you!
    – userAW
    Commented Jul 2, 2018 at 23:40

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