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# Nested Content
FolderWeb supports content nested as deep as you need. Your folder structure is your URL structure.
This section demonstrates multi-level nesting. Explore the subdirectories to see how it works.

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# Level Two
This is two levels deep: `/examples/nested/level-two/`
You can organize content in hierarchies that make sense for your site structure.

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# Level Three
This is three levels deep: `/examples/nested/level-two/level-three/`
The URL structure automatically follows your folder organization. No routing configuration needed.

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# Level Four
Four levels deep: `/examples/nested/level-two/level-three/level-four/`
## How Deep Can You Go?
As deep as your filesystem allows. Each folder can contain:
- Content files (`.md`, `.html`, `.php`)
- Subdirectories (which become sub-URLs)
- Assets (images, PDFs, etc.)
- A `metadata.ini` file
- A `styles.css` file for page-specific styles
## Navigation
There's no automatic breadcrumb generation in the default theme, but you can add it in a custom template by parsing the URL path.
## Use Cases
**Documentation sites** Organize by category/subcategory/topic
**Photo galleries** Year/month/album/photo
**Course content** Course/module/lesson/exercise
**Product catalogs** Category/subcategory/product
The simplicity of file-based routing means your content organization is transparent and portable.