When importing hierarchical taxonomies (e.g. Categories or Product Categories) from your source file, LPagery allows you to control which level(s) of the hierarchy are assigned to the generated page.
Example hierarchy:
Parent > Child > Grandchild
Assign All (default)
All levels in the hierarchy will be assigned.
Example:
Parent > Child > Grandchild → “Parent”, “Child” and “Grandchild” are assigned.
This ensures the full taxonomy structure is preserved and can be useful for breadcrumb navigation or filtering.
Assign Last
Only the deepest term in the hierarchy will be assigned.
Example:
Parent > Child > Grandchild → only “Grandchild” is assigned.
This keeps assignments focused and is often preferred for SEO or clean category structures.
How the hierarchy is read
LPagery detects the hierarchy based on how it appears in the source file with a separator ">" (e.g. Parent > Child > Grandchild)
Changing the behavior
You can change the Hierarchical Taxonomy Handling at any time in the LPagery settings.
If the hierarchy is not recognized, check separators, spelling, and formatting consistency.