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# Subdirectory Mapping

This page explains how to map subdirectories (commonly known as "subpages") on your WordPress site.

You can map subdirectories in the PRO version of the plugin. 

To map a subdirectory, simply enter the subdirectory part of the URL in the second field: 

![Subdirectory Mapping is possible by entering the Subdirectory part of the URL](https://1402200364-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-MdK4RkxW1x8s0Z8rF9f%2F-MlSHvjekONAeuUJWvHb%2F-MlSIU_nHj4-Ycjwq4ZS%2Fsubdirectory-mapping.png?alt=media\&token=e06fd8dd-4f5e-4ad6-bc15-6bd7749edd21)

You can enter as many subdirectories as you want. Do not include the beginning and ending slash, as those are included by default (see screenshot above). 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Currently, only one subdirectory of a mapped domain can be mapped. E.g. - you cannot map example-domain.com/test1 and then example-domain.com/test2. This functionality will be supported soon. 
{% endhint %}