How to remove hreflang multilingual tag - only keep en and nl

How to remove hreflang multilingual tag - only keep en and nl

hasansumon
Visitor
1 0 1
Hi, I'm seeking some expert advice on a Shopify-related issue. I'm encountering alternate hreflang tags.
I want to keep x-default, nl-nl, and nl-en and delete all hreflang tag but I couldn't find it on theme editor (theme.liquid file).
How can I fix this issue? Thanks in advance for your help!
 
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Replies 4 (4)

michaelivanov
Shopify Partner
52 5 12

Not sure if this is the best way to do this but you could do it with a simple replace like this:

 

Replace 

 

{{ content_for_header }}

 

inside your theme.liquid with (this is an example with hreflang tags from a different store):

 

    {% comment %}{{ content_for_header }}{% endcomment %}
    {{ content_for_header | replace: '<link rel="alternate" hreflang="en-DE" href="https://vibrantriver.myshopify.com/">
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="de-DE" href="https://vibrantriver.myshopify.com/de">
<link rel="alternate" hreflang="fr-DE" href="https://vibrantriver.myshopify.com/fr">', ''}}

 

Before:

michael_langify_0-1712786404939.png

 

After:

michael_langify_1-1712786492418.png

 

 

faruk4
Tourist
4 0 1

Hello Michaelivanov, I have a bilingual website in Turkish and English. How can I edit this code so that it is Turkish in Turkey and English in all other locations? Electirma.com TR Electrima.com/en All Location

michaelivanov
Shopify Partner
52 5 12

Hi @faruk4,

If you're using Langify then you can enable the Language Detection feature (it detects the visitors' browser language which is usually a better choice) in 

 

Langify -> Dashboard -> Switcher Configurator -> Detection & redirection

 

language detection (1).png

 

Once done every visitor with their browser language set to Turkish will see your store in Turkish.

Any visitors with other languages e.g. French as their browser language would will see your store in the fallback language which is English by default.

 

 

DIGIDY
Shopify Partner
13 0 3

hi @hasansumon 

 

Have you already found a solution? I had the same problem. Maybe it will help other community members.

The solution works for me, I have tested several stores.

 

{% capture content_for_header_custom %}
    {{ content_for_header }}
{% endcapture %}


{% assign content_for_header_filtered = '' %}
{% assign lines = content_for_header_custom | split: '\n' %}


{% for line in lines %}
    {% unless line contains 'hreflang=' %}
        {% assign content_for_header_filtered = content_for_header_filtered | append: line | append: '\n' %}
    {% endunless %}
{% endfor %}

 

{{ content_for_header_filtered }}


Only the lines with "hreflang" are removed here.
Then you can set your own "hreflangs" afterwards.


Best regards