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It seems like this should be super simple, but I can't seem to figure it out...

I have layouts with headings and subheadings, (shown below) where the highlighted/top heading is the page/node's title.

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So the issue I'm having, is that the system then makes the slug "stay-connected-with-campus" but I want it to be "parents" and "parents" is just redirecting to "stay-connected-with-campus"

Where or how can I control that?

My URL path Settings:

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And there are no redirects set:

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Thanks!

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  • did you flush/clear the cache?
    – No Sssweat
    Mar 3, 2016 at 2:25

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If you want control over the generated URL, then you need to enable the Path or Pathauto modules. Once these are enabled, Edit the piece of content for which you want to set a specific URL path, and go to "URL Path Settings" to do this.

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  • Thanks, I thought that should be it but I have it configured but it's just redirecting to "stay-connected-with-campus" - I will update my post with my settings.
    – ByteMyPixel
    Mar 2, 2016 at 17:58
  • You say in the question that "parents" is just redirecting to "stay-connected-with-campus"(is this a root-level /stay-connected-with-campus?) - Are you saying that "/parents" is redirecting to "stay-connected-with-campus" or that "/current-students/student-development/information-for-parents/parents" is redirecting to "stay-connected-with-campus" ? Also, what is the Title of your piece of content?
    – Monkeybrain
    Mar 3, 2016 at 10:41
  • Sorry, this site was inherited... it turns out the site was configured to set URL aliases automatically so as page titles were being changed the url changed, and we had a mess with multiple aliases assigned to a given URL... but got it all cleaned up, by removing the automatic alias setting and cleaning up all of the redirects. Thanks!
    – ByteMyPixel
    Mar 3, 2016 at 18:42
  • Glad you got it sorted. Just FYI, if you resolve your own problem it is useful to add this information to your post, so that other users coming across it in future can benefit from the details of your solution. See meta.stackexchange.com/questions/96395/… . Best regards, Monkeybrain
    – Monkeybrain
    Mar 3, 2016 at 19:52
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It turns out the site was configured to set URL aliases automatically by default, so as page titles were being changed, the url changed. This created a mess with multiple aliases being assigned to a given URL. Removing the automatic alias setting and cleaning up all of the redirects fixed these issues.

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