With trailing slash - Automatic display mode Create a new URL resource and give it a name Supply any URL to a normal HTML page folder with a trailing slash (example, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/ Under " Appearance ", make sure Display is set to " Automatic " Save and return to course. Click on the URL resource. Confirm that you get redirected to the view page before you can open the URL resource. Without trailing slash - Automatic display mode Edit the URL resource Remove the trailing slash (example, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business Save and return to course. Click on the URL resource. Confirm that you get redirected to the view page before you can open the URL resource. Non-automatic display mode Edit the URL resource Set its Display to " Open " Save and return to course. Click on the URL resource. Confirm that you get redirected to the site the URL points to. Edit the URL resource Add the trailing slash (example, http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business/ Make sure that Display is still set to Open. Save and return to course. Click on the URL resource. Confirm that you get redirected to the site the URL points to.