Set aliases for each node in Drupal

Drupal uses a node to represent the content by default. node is the most basic page element in Drupal. Almost all content can be called node. Of course, its URL is not friendly. The default format is as follows:

Http: // yourdomain/node/37

This type of URL does not clearly understand the nature of the page. It is best to set a regular alias for the page (alias ).
To enable Drupal to rewrite the URL aliases function, activate the path module in the management background and install the pathauto module. The effect before installation is shown in:

After the installation is complete, go to Home> administer> site building> URL aliases and you will be able to see an additional page of the "Automated alias Settings" option, modify the URL alias settings. The effect after installation is shown in:

When we have customized the rule to generate aliases, remember to check the following options:

Bulk generate aliases for nodes that are not aliased

To delete a category of aliases, go to Home> [...]