M2 Attributelanding
emico/m2-attributelanding
Creates landing pages based on category and filter attributes. Allows custom URLs and SEO-friendly content for these pages, which are also added to the sitemap.
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Create Landingpages based on predefined filters and categories. Example Category T-shirts and filter color = red.
Specify any url you would like for this page, for example red-shirts. Also you can define rich texts for SEO purposes on this landing pages.
Pages can be configured under Content > Manage pages and Manage overview pages. Overview pages are a list view of landingpages.
Landingpages will be published in the sitemap.
Installation
Install package using composer
composer require emico/m2-attributelanding
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php bin/magento setup:upgrade
Configuration
Configuration can be found under Stores -> Configuration -> Emico Extensions -> Attribute landing pages -> General.
- Allow crosslink: Allow landing pages to be crosslinked from within layered navigation filters. When enabled, if a visitor selects a combination of filters that exactly matches a landing page definition, they will be redirected to that landing page.
- Append Category url suffix to landingpage Urls: When enabled, the configured category URL suffix (e.g.
.html) will be appended to landing page URLs. Changing this setting will update all landing page URLs — flush the cache and update any hardcoded links after saving. - Canonical link self referencing: When enabled, the canonical link tag on a landing page points to the landing page's own URL instead of the underlying category URL.
Contributors
If you want to create a pull request as a contributor, use the guidelines of semantic-release. semantic-release automates the whole package release workflow including: determining the next version number, generating the release notes, and publishing the package. By adhering to the commit message format, a release is automatically created with the commit messages as release notes. Follow the guidelines as described in: https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release?tab=readme-ov-file#commit-message-format.
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