User Guide of Magento 2 Hreflang Tags Implementer
At the backend, go to FME EXTENSIONS > Configurations. Here you can find the extension configurations.
General Configurations
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Hreflang URLs Scope: Determine the scope of the Hreflang URL. Two options are available for Hreflang URL scope: Website and Global. Website means the Hreflang URL will work within a single website, while Global means the Hreflang URL will work across multiple websites.
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X-Default: X-default Hreflang attribute tells that this page doesn’t target any specific language or locale and is the default page when no other page is better suited for the visitor. If Hreflang URLs Scope is selected to Website, then select one store view for each website as x-default and if URLs Scope is selected to Global then select any one website as x-default. Choose “Please Select” option for no x-default (Hint: Format: Store Name | Website Name)
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Enable Hreflang Tags: If selected ‘Yes’, it will enable Hreflang tag in general as well as for specific pages i.e. Categories, Products, and CMS pages.
- Enable Hreflang Tags For Categories: If selected to yes, Hreflang tags are enabled for Category pages.
- Enable Hreflang Tags For Products: If selected to yes, Hreflang tags are enabled for Product pages.
- Enable Hreflang Tags For CMS Pages: If selected to yes, Hreflang tags are enabled for CMS pages.
Language & Country Settings
- Select Language: Two options are available for language selection: Current Store Locale and Custom Language. If Current Store Locale is selected, the language will be chosen based on the current store's locale.
- Add Country: If selected to yes, then the Hreflang tag will also include country besides language.
- Select Country: Two options are available for country selection: Current Store Country and Custom Language. If Current Store Country is selected, the country will be chosen based on the current store's country.
Hreflang Tags on Product Page
Hreflang Tags on Category Page
