I run a clothing store and have recently pick up women’s clothing in addition to men’s.
Is it possible to reflect the gender in the url structure?
Storeurl.com/collection/women/knitwear/products/product-title
Storeurl.com/collection/men/knitwear/products/product-title
if I visit the product through the Women collection the Url is
Storeurl.com/collection/women/products/product-title
and via the knitwear collection the url is
Storeurl.com/collection/knitwear/products/product-title
Jason
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No.
A url like this isn’t valid.
Storeurl.com/collection/women/knitwear/products/product-title
To break it down that url would be saying:
- you’re looking at a shop
- and looking at a collection
- one named “women”
- filtered by “knitwear” tag
- looking at a specific product
- with the title of “product-title”
Why it’s not valid is because products won’t retain tag filters in the url.
You might need to consider changing the collections so it’s this instead:
Storeurl.com/collections/women-knitwear/products/product-title
(so the collection is “women-knitwear” not “women”)