Specific parameter passing method: On the city in the loop body of the city product list page, select the application data source of the city product, and establish a "passing city" parameter. After it is built, select the parameter just built on the city list page, link to the custom page to the city product page to pass parameters. The city product page will carry the name of the city.(An SEO parameter passing is added here, which passes the city parameter in the data source of the city product.)In this way, the category and product name both have the city name. Second, for product categories and titles, you also need to create a parameter, which is the default parameter of the loop body, and use the link custom page to pass parameters to achieve the same link effect as clicking the city and category/product name. Similarly, the city on the product title of the details page also uses the same method to pass parameters.

It is not recommended to manually change the list and details of city products. Unless you understand the principle.

Principle: If you need to manually classify and list titles, you need to create a container at the text, divide it into two columns, correspond to the data source (the passing method is above), link it well, open the container code mode, change the innermost div of the list and category title to H6 (details can use H1), and then open the code mode of the city and category title (product title), change the div to span tags, so that the city and title are under the same tag, so that the search engine can organize the two different data into one complete tag.

TDK setting for backend product management is required.

When using this city product application, you need to set the SEO parameters in the background TDK for the corresponding application. Setting method: Application - find the corresponding application - product management - general rule setting, set the title of the category page, list page, and details page with SEO optimization parameters + product name or category name or page name. Keywords and descriptions should be avoided as much as possible to prevent semantic errors.