Yes, in Webflow, you can structure the URLs of CMS collection pages to have the same structure as regular website pages placed under the same folder. This allows for a consistent URL structure across your entire website, making it easier for visitors and search engines to navigate and understand your site's content.
When setting up your CMS collection, you have the option to define the URL structure. By default, Webflow appends the item slug to the end of the specified collection URL. However, you can customize this URL structure to match the structure of your regular website pages.
To achieve this, you can go to the Collection Settings within the Webflow Designer and navigate to the SEO tab. Here, you'll find the "URL structure" field, where you can define the desired structure for your CMS collection page URLs.
For instance, if your regular website page URLs have the structure "/folder/page", you can set the CMS collection page URLs to have the same structure. By inputting "/folder/page" in the "URL structure" field, Webflow will generate URLs for your CMS pages accordingly.
It's important to note that when creating CMS collection pages with the same URL structure as regular website pages, you need to ensure that the slugs of the CMS collection items do not conflict with the slugs of your regular pages. This can be managed by either manually setting the slugs or using a field in your collection item to automatically generate slugs based on specific criteria.
By structuring your CMS collection page URLs in line with your regular website pages, you can create a cohesive and user-friendly URL hierarchy throughout your site, enhancing both the user experience and search engine optimization.