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Canonical URLs are important for ensuring that search engines understand which URL should be considered the authoritative one for a particular piece of content. In PrestaShop, you can implement canonical URLs in your theme by following these steps:
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{if isset($canonical_url)} <link rel="canonical" href="{$canonical_url}" /> {/if} |
This code checks to see if a canonical URL has been set for the page. If it has, it adds a canonical tag with the specified URL.
It's important to note that you will need to set the canonical URL for each page using a variable in your controller or in your Smarty template. For example, in a product controller, you might set the canonical URL like this:
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$this->context->smarty->assign('canonical_url', $this->context->link->getProductLink($product)); |
This sets the canonical URL to the URL of the current product page. You will need to customize this code based on the specific page and URL that you are working with.
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Additionally, you can also use PrestaShop modules or extensions that provide canonical URL functionality. These modules can simplify the process and provide more options for implementing canonical URLs in your PrestaShop theme.
Some popular PrestaShop modules for canonical URLs include:
To implement these modules, you can follow the installation instructions provided by the module developer. Once installed, you will typically find configuration options within the module's settings in your PrestaShop back office.
Remember to thoroughly test your canonical URLs to ensure they are correctly implemented and functioning as intended. This is especially important when making changes to your theme or implementing new modules.