Author: Ajith K S

W3C stands for World Wide Web Consortium. Its primary function is to assist site owners in identifying whether their XHTML or HTML documents are properly formatted with a markup language. W3C validation informs you of your various web page technical quality. W3C validation coding specifications ensure that your web page’s code script adheres to international… Continue reading W3C Validation

The components of the image file name associate the file with an item record and determine how the images are presented on the product details page. Before renaming your image files, see Rename Image Files with the Item Identifier to define the naming conventions. Using the parameters for renaming image files, you can organize how the images… Continue reading Rename Image Files with the Item Identifier

The components of the image file name associate the file with an item record and determine how the images are presented on the product details page. Before renaming your image files, see Rename Image Files with the Item Identifier to define the naming conventions. Using the parameters for renaming image files, you can organize how the images… Continue reading Rename Image Files with the Item Identifier

The procedures you use for placing the meta tags on your site can vary, depending on the type of page. See the following topics for information about adding the meta description to each page 1.Homepage Meta Description2.Facet Page Meta Description3.Item Detail Page Meta Description4.Landing Page Meta Description Homepage Meta Description The ‘meta description’ on your homepage is… Continue reading Placing Meta Tags on the Pages of Your Site

When you generate a sitemap, your Homepage URL, Item URLs, Commerce Category URLs, and Commerce Subcategory URLs are added by default. To add any additional URLs such as Site Builder Category URLs, Blog posts, and so on, follow the steps outlined in Add User-Defined URLs to the Sitemap. To add the change frequency for each URL… Continue reading Generate a Sitemap

An XML sitemap is a file that lists the URLs of a website and provides additional information about each URL to help search engines understand the structure of the site and crawl it more effectively. It’s essentially a roadmap for search engine bots, helping them discover and index the content on your site. The root… Continue reading Website XML Sitemap is missing

If your online store uses a separate, non-secure web store domain linked to a secure checkout domain, the two domains hold different types of information related to the same website session: Non-secure HTTP web store domain: Supports non-secure content and shopping pages. Secure HTTPS checkout domain: Supports secure content and checkout and My Account pages.… Continue reading Web Store Sessions