Putting a directory inside a directory

A directory groups locations under one searchable link. When one level isn't enough (a company with branches in several countries, a chain with regions, a campus with buildings) a directory can hold other directories as well as guides.

Build the tree

1. 1Create a directory for each lower level first, for example Israel and USA, and tick the guides that belong in each.
2. 2Create (or open) the top directory, for example the company name.
3. 3In Directories inside this one, tick Israel and USA.
4. 4Save. The top link now opens the two country directories, and each of those opens its own locations.

A visitor tapping a directory in the list goes one level down and gets a back link at the top to return. Search on each page searches that level.

Good to know

• A directory can sit in more than one parent, exactly like a guide can.
• Only live directories and guides show to visitors: anything still off stays hidden, but keeps its place for you.
• You can't put a directory inside itself, or inside one of its own parents: that would be a loop, so it isn't offered.
• Every level has its own name, cover photo, languages and link, so any level can be shared on its own.

💡Give each level a name a visitor would recognise from the outside: the company, then the country or city, then the actual place.