sukhdeep wrote:Hi Support
I am using a fresh installation of Nop 2.4. Then i had installed Nop SMart SEO plugin for 2.4 version.
Hi sukhdeep,
We just logged in and we saw that you hadn't enabled the Smart SEO plugin from the Settings page of the plugin. We enabled it for you.
Nop Smart SEO - please read this documentation for instructions as to how to use it:
http://www.nop-templates.com/Help/NopSmartSEO/Version_2_3_4/readme.html We would like to summarize it for you so that you have a quick answer to your problem below.
Nop Smart SEO does not keep meta data in the database. It only keeps the SEO templates in the database.
It generates the meta data on the fly based on the SEO templates and the properties of the entity (category, product, manufacturer).That is why you are not seeing any meta data in the backend. But if you look at the html source of the pages, you should see the generated meta data.
Please note that Nop Smart SEO takes into account tokens like ${meta-title}, ${meta-description}, ${meta-keywords} and ${se-name}. So if you already have meta data entered in the backend for the different entities, you can instruct Nop Smart SEO to make use of this meta data, by including these tokens into the SEO template for the entities.
For example let’s say you entered a meta title for one of you products: “My Product”
and you have a Product SEO template that goes like this: ${name} for ${price} by ${manufacturer}. The Nop Smart SEO will look at the localized name of the product and replace the ${name} token with it.
But if you would like to make use of your meta title “My Product” you can change the template to be like this:
${meta-title} for ${price} by ${manufacturer}
Now Nop Smart SEO will take the meta title entered in the backend for the product and replace the ${meta-title} token with it.
I hope this information is useful! Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have additional questions.