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 For reference, I have found how to make @LostInComputer 's code work for areas as well. The class used for an area must implement <code>IRouteWithArea</code> for <code>context.Routes.Add</code> to work in an area's <code>RegisterArea</code> method. Here's a generic class that can be used for areas (it extends the above <code>SEOFriendlyRoute</code> class): <pre><code>public class AreaSEOFriendlyRoute : SEOFriendlyRoute, IRouteWithArea { private readonly string _areaName; // constructor: public AreaSEOFriendlyRoute(string areaName, string url, RouteValueDictionary defaults, IEnumerable<string> valuesToSeo, RouteValueDictionary constraints = null, RouteValueDictionary dataTokens = null, IRouteHandler routeHandler = null) : base(url, defaults, valuesToSeo, constraints, dataTokens, routeHandler) { this._areaName = areaName; } // implemented from IRouteWithArea: public string Area { get { return this._areaName; } } } </code></pre> ...and its' usage: <pre><code>public override void RegisterArea(AreaRegistrationContext context) { context.Routes.Add("Example", new AreaSEOFriendlyRoute( areaName: this.AreaName, url: "my-area/{action}/{id}", valuesToSeo: new string[] { "action", "controller" }, defaults: new RouteValueDictionary(new { controller = "MyController", action = "MyDefaultPage", id = UrlParameter.Optional })) ); } </code></pre> Note that I am passing an extra argument when calling <code>context.Routes.Add</code>, which is defined as <code>areaName</code>. The formal parameter of the same name in the constructor is used to return this value from the <code>Area</code> method, in which is implemented from <code>IRouteWithArea</code>. <hr /> So a link such as: <pre><code>@Html.ActionLink("my link text", "MyJumbledPageName", "MyController", new { area = "MyArea" }, null) </code></pre> ...would result in the url <code>my-area/my-jumbled-page-name</code>. Also note that the preceding "<code>my-area</code>" in the url is obtained by hard-coding this in the route's <code>url</code> argument. 
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