Now i got a permalink that looks like this domain/company-15-United%20States-Business%20Law-Greines,%20Martin,%20Stein%20&%20Richland%20LLP.html Well if you post it in a brower i do not google will pick it up. Should i seperate each section with a / and every %20 with a - ?
Personally I prefer using "_" for spaces, so that eventual "-" will stand out as actual hyphens. And yes, some delimiting into subfolders "/" would probably not hurt, but it isn't strictly necessary. If, however, the format of the URL is always the same (ie. you have certain parts that does not change), I would separate those parts with "/".
If you use / to separate parts of the URL, you will have to make sure all your internal links (including css and images) are absolute instead of relative, which makes your site/pages less portable.
tack skall du ha (than you very much) i will try it I try the / and it change my website it is not wordpress blog it is a website.
No, keep using the "-" sign as it does not do any harm to the links. Using "/" slashes in the titles is a bad idea though. Regardless on the rewrite engine that your script is using, they will most probably be replaced with %% kind of characters.
No, not that. name.com/sub/sub/sub-category is fine, I was just referring to your other thought: Well, going back to the original post, "%20" is the URL encoded representation for spaces in titles. I guess that's how your rewrite engine treats the matter, although most systems will automatically replace spaces with "-" in url's by default as far as I know.