Super now supports pages with identical titles syncing properly to the Pages section. Instead of blocking or skipping duplicates, Super automatically assigns a unique URL to each page.
This means you can now have multiple pages with the same name, and they will still work correctly on your live site.
What Changed
Previously, pages with the same title could not sync properly because they generated identical URLs. This caused routing conflicts, and one of the pages would fail to sync in Super.
Now, Super automatically resolves this by generating unique slugs for each page.
For example:
- First page: “test 1” →
/test-1 - Second page: “test 1” →
/test-1-1
Even though the titles are the same, Super ensures each page gets a distinct URL.
How It Works Now
In the updated system:
- Same titles are allowed
- You can now reuse page names without breaking sync.
- Super auto-generates unique URLs
- If a slug already exists, Super appends a suffix like
-1,-2, etc. - Each page still maps one-to-one
- Every page gets its own unique route, even if the title is identical.
What This Fixes
This update removes the old limitations where duplicate titles caused:
- Pages not appearing on the live site
- Sync issues or missing content
- One page overriding another
Now, instead of failing, Super safely handles duplicates by differentiating the URLs.
Recommended Best Practice (Still Important)
Even though duplicate titles now work, it’s still best to keep page names unique when possible for clarity and SEO.
If you do reuse titles:
- Expect Super to auto-adjust the URL (e.g.
-1,-2) - Check the Pages section to confirm the generated slug
- Re-sync or refresh the site if changes don’t appear immediately