How can I set robots :
<meta name="robots" content="NOINDEX,NOFOLLOW"/>
for layered navigation results in Magento 2?
I have searched the internet but there's no information to be found for this pretty important feature.
You can find your answer in below links:
https://www.mageworx.com/wiki/magento-2-robots/
https://magento.stackexchange.com/questions/127138/meta-noindex-follow-in-magento-2-1
Hope this helps!
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I need to add a custom page as 'Offers' on my client site with layered navigation.
I need to fetch product collection by its attributes 'is_offer_on' and show them on the page.
Most of the answers and topics I found in the internet are either outdated (Magento 1.x or 2.0) or confusing due to missing bits and pieces here and there. I really would appreciate if someone could point out the steps or a tutorial which explains what exactly needs to be done on achieving this.
Thanks in advance!
I am working with the extension news on TYPO3 9.5. I have a project with few microsites and I want to use the news there. In the microsite homesite news(list) works but when I click the link which points to a detailed view of news, this leads to 404 and it does not work.
Detailed view does not work on Microsite.
I tried configuring Starting Point without success. Do i have to configure categories?
Any idea where I can also check?
The Solution was to change TCA to "unique" (TYPO3 Core Routing) due to URL resolving.
More can you find here:
https://forge.typo3.org/issues/91397#note-12
I am new Magento Developer. I am finding out for enabling Magento 2 Canonical Meta Tag solutions in the most saving time. Thanks in advance.
Better you can refer at >>> http://www.venustheme.com/magento-2-canonical-meta-tag/
*Admin panel >>> Store >>> Configuration >>> Catalog —> Catalog —> Search Engine Optimization *
In Search Engine Optimization:
You can decide to enable Magento 2 Canonical Meta tag for your category or products.
For only category: Choose Canonical Link Meta Tag for Categories field, select Yes. Like this:
After all, “Save config”
You ‘ve already set up your site for support to Search Engine index your site. Besides, please view more at our tutorial post on Venustheme. If you have any question about our post, please feel free to leave your comment here. We are pleased to get your comment and try our best to give you the best tutorials.
I am having one problem in my Facebook share button.
I have 8 images in my current post and all the images are greater than the size of 200x200.
But when i click on the Facebook share button it will only displayed 3 images out of 8 from which we can choose thumbnail.
I have also googled for this problem and according to many suggestion I have also reviewed
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug link for the debugging the problem. But there also all the 8 images are displayed properly.
Any help would be appreciable.
Thanks.
This is a great question, but I think the answer can disappoint you.
Short answer: far I know and searched, you can't do that.
Long answer: you can optimize this scenario with some good static images - or if you can be more creative, dinamically images.
The first tip
Add a static image to every share. You can do that adding Open Graph Meta Tags inside your head section of HTML:
<meta property="og:image" content="http://www.myawesomesite.com/logo.jpg"/>
With the code above you'll say to Facebook always show this image as an option in Share button. According to Facebook documentation is recomended use images with at least 1200 x 640 pixels, because this will share a post with a large image. Following is the preview of one post with the recomended dimensions:
And now a post with a small image:
The second tip
In this post I found a possible good solution for your problem. The author used the same principles of the previous tip, but he used another practical way to do that.
He used the following tag:
<link rel="image_src" href="http://myawesomesite.com/logo.png" />
This tag is almost the same the previous one, but I think rel="images_src" can be a interesting thing. The link tag is applied in the head section of the website too (acording to W3C page), but I think you can lie to Facebook, because they're bad guys and don't provide a good API.
I was wondering - and this is just a supposition - why not try apply image_src as ID of your post / website images? I can't test this currently, but for now is the best thing I can think.
Conclusion:
Facebook isn't very good in a lot of different ways, and they don't provide everything we need - like this interesting function. But maybe we can fool the Facebook using some strange techniques.
If you don't want test things like this, the only way you can choose images to share is giving to your page the static OpenGraph Meta Tags of the first tip.
I expect it helped something - sadly I think this is the best answer for your question.
Both of this website has similar feature and interface, so I have strong feeling that both of this website built on same CMS/framework:
lintasberita.com
cekberita.com
Its built on PHP
But What is the CMS/Framework used by that website?
Thank you.
<meta name="description" content="Hotaru CMS is an open source content management system, written in PHP." />
Although having looked at that source code, I'm not seeing anything to encourage me to use it.
Of course, the multiple <script> elements, comment before the Doctype, meta description designed to wreck listings in Google, invalid HTML and hideous design could be the author's fault…
In the page source of cekberita.com, there was written in a meta tag: "Hotaru CMS is an open source content management system, written in PHP." So I guess it is Hotaru.