In the bottom right-hand corner of any page, activity page, or blog post, there’s a section with the heading “Post Parent Type.” Post Parent Type allows you create a more organized structure for your site. When a parent to a page is assigned, it creates a hierarchy and passes SEO juice to important pages through internal linking.

• For example, on a Denver tours site that runs tours in RiNo and other neighborhoods all activities page has the slug /denver-tours/.
• When creating RiNo tour page, it makes sense to assign all activities page as its parent. This gives your RiNo tour page the slug /denver-tours/rino/ instead of just /rino/.

Assigning a parent page

• Select the post type of parent page to assign (either an activity or page) in the dropdown under Post Parent Type.
• Select the specific activity or page to assign in the parent dropdown in the Page Attributes section (located directly above Post Parent Type).