Content structure (logical containers and best pra...
# help-with-umbraco
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Hello Umbracians! I need your help, I have a content tree structure as such (see image): The "Website node" i want to treat as a logical container, and have the actual website root to be my home node, however, as of now, the route will be /home to my homenode, I just want it to be / I might be off the rails and this is not the recommended approach, im just trying to figure out good content tree structures. Can anyone give their input? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1345072674266939553/1345072674505752616/image.png?ex=67c3380b&is=67c1e68b&hm=1589ce61d35992566fdf117a551877163a42d9c72005cae77558aa0e0a52515f&
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You need to set the culture and hostnames on home node. In that case its considered the root of the website and be actually accessible on /
This is a structure we also practically use as you have.
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thank you Luuk! While we're at is. is this best practice? A collegue of mine structures his websites like this. and Im unsure what would be considerd better
Hmm, the Content Delivery API doesn't seem to like it. I cannot fetch my "some page" by it's path "/some-page". I need to fetch it as "/home/some-page"
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