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Neighborhood Guides: Difference between Top Level and Second Level pages
Neighborhood Guides: Difference between Top Level and Second Level pages

Explaining the difference between these two terms

Brycen Lawson avatar
Written by Brycen Lawson
Updated over a week ago

First and foremost, it's important that you understand the key difference here is regarding their hierarchy. City pages are considered a top level, whereas Neighborhood pages are considered a second level.
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Here is a visual representation of the hierarchy:

Perhaps this hierarchy is best demonstrated via the Featured Areas page of your website (normally located at yourdomain.com/our-areas/)

And you will also be able to see related Areas/Neighborhoods/Developments in the sticky navigation bar, for example, if one Area has multiple Neighborhoods or Developments.

As you add Area/Neighborhood/Development pages to your website, you have the option to assign a Parent City (Top Level) for those pages. (For example: Which Area should the Neighborhood belong to)


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Further Education:

Learn how to Add/Edit Areas, Neighborhoods, Developments, and also understand how to use all the features of the Neighborhood Guides:

  1. Neighborhood Guides Introduction

  2. Neighborhood Guides: Creating/Editing Neighborhood Guide Pages

  3. Neighborhood Guides: How to create IDX Pages and Custom URL's

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