A partial URL is string that partially matches a valid URL of a website.

For example https://my.domain.com/pages partially matches the URL https://my.domain.com/pages/blog

A wildcard character is a predefined character used for matching a group of any other characters and thus constructing powerful definitions for partial URLs

Videowise uses the character "*" as a wildcard character.

Partial Urls are useful when you want to publish the same Videowise content (widgets and videos) on a group of pages that have a similar URL.

This could be used for targeting multiple localized domains pages like the following:

with a single partial URL (notice the * wildcard):

Another good example is targeting blog posts URLs like the following:

with a single partial URL:

Defining a "rule priority" allows you to decide which rule should be applied in case of an "overlapping" set of partial URLs definitions.

Consider the following scenario of defined partial URLs:

Both the above rules would match an URL like https://my.domain.com/pages/my_page so which one should be applied?

Answer: the one with a higher priority.

Generally speaking, the more generic a rule is, the lower the priority should be so that it can be overridden by rules with higher priority.

From the "Other pages" section, click "Add new page":

give the rule a name, define the partial urls by using the wildcard and click the "Use partial" checkbox and finally, assign the rule a priority (leave it to "Low" if there are no other partial Urls defined).