Renaming a page is usually harmless, until someone shares an old link or a campaign still points at the old address: then the visitor lands on an error page.
Every page and catalogue entry therefore gets an address built on a fixed, invisible id rather than on the name. When the name changes, the address stays valid, and every older address redirects automatically to the current one.
A crawl of the whole site then checks that every redirect really works.
What ports as-is
- Addresses resolve from a fixed id: the name in it is just a label and still stays resolvable
- Old paths redirect automatically, even where other redirects already exist
- Moving a page automatically carries every reference along, rebuilds the site and checks the links
- A rename updates the existing entry instead of creating a second one
What we build for you
- Your own site's address scheme
