Removing articles.html from URL

[stig olsen]

Hey,

I've managed to remove index.php from URL. However I need to remove articles.html for even better URLs. Any insights into how I can do this?

[Kurdism]

Hey,

I've managed to remove index.php from URL. However I need to remove articles.html for even better URLs. Any insights into how I can do this?

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[stig olsen]

Seems like I am not able to remove them completly. However I could rename it to category and link directly to page with it:

{database="1" category="1"}

But when I tried to do this with my other category by setting another page
{database="1" category="2"}
 

I got an error. "Page could not be saved: The database added is being used by another page. " Seems a little bit excessive to create one database for each page?

What I am mainly trying to do is this:
Category 1 = http://mydomain.com/category1
Category 2 = http://mydomain.com/category2

Instead of http://mydomain.com/articles/category1

 

[opentype]

Seems like I am not able to remove them completly. However I could rename it to category and link directly to page with it:

{database="1" category="1"}

But when I tried to do this with my other category by setting another page
{database="1" category="2"}

Yeah, that wont work, specifically for that reason you are trying to avoid. The database can only be on one page, so you can’t call it in two locations with then different URLs. 

What I am mainly trying to do is this:
Category 1 = http://mydomain.com/category1
Category 2 = http://mydomain.com/category2

Seems a little bit excessive to create one database for each page?

Yes, that is what you would need to do. If you want that URL structure, separate pages AND databases would be exactly what justifies those URLs. 

[stig olsen]

I see. Thank you. By the way is there any place all the tags you can use on content page is listed ?