Organizing content

tinymash provides page hierarchy, site menus, tags, and content links. They are separate tools.

Page hierarchy

Parent page and Sort order create a tree within the root site or one author space. Show in navigation exposes eligible pages to themes that render the automatic page tree.

Hierarchy determines canonical page paths. A page cannot use a parent from another scope.

Site menus

System > Menus manages the global Primary and Footer locations. Menu items can target local content or approved URLs and can be nested. Author spaces currently inherit the site menus; selecting another author-space theme does not create a separate menu source.

Use menus for selected site navigation. Do not duplicate a complete documentation page tree inside page content when the theme already provides hierarchy navigation.

Tags

Tags provide lightweight public classification. Enter comma-separated tags or space-separated #tags in Composer. tinymash normalizes them to lowercase slugs.

Root tag pages contain root-visible content. Author tag pages stay within that author space. Disabling tags sitewide or hiding them in the active theme leaves stored tag values intact but removes public tag links and routes.

Internal links

Composer’s internal-link picker targets existing content. The stored link remains authored Markdown; moving the destination does not silently rewrite it.

System > Link integrity reports unresolved local content, media, routes, files, menus, and Redirects targets. It does not change content and does not request external sites.

Redirects

Use the Redirects plugin when an old local path must continue to reach a published post or page. Keep redirects explicit, especially after moving a page hierarchy or changing a published slug.