<p>Create a Single called <em>Sign Up</em> with a URI (section > settings) of <code>academy/sign-up</code> while keeping your current template <code>academy/sign-up.html</code>.</p>

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Your solution worked. I already had those settings. However I noticed the entry template field was incorrect. Thank you very much.
blairrorani
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Andrea DeMers
<p>I have a single. I want to set the uri to section/single. For example academy/sign-up. I have created a single and have a template file named sign-up.html in the right location (within academy folder). I get a 404 when requesting site.com/academy/sign-up. Removing academy from address works. Can I use the nested uri or do all singles need to sit at the top level?</p>

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Can I use a nested uri for a single?
# Can I use a nested uri for a single?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-07-12)

I have a single. I want to set the uri to section/single. For example academy/sign-up. I have created a single and have a template file named sign-up.html in the right location (within academy folder). I get a 404 when requesting site.com/academy/sign-up. Removing academy from address works. Can I use the nested uri or do all singles need to sit at the top level?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-07-12. Score: 6 | Accepted answer

Create a Single called *Sign Up* with a URI (section > settings) of `academy/sign-up` while keeping your current template `academy/sign-up.html`.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Your solution worked. I already had those settings. However I noticed the entry template field was incorrect. Thank you very much.  

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