Add rule-based subtitles to PrestaShop products, categories and CMS pages
SEO H2 Subtitles is a module for PrestaShop stores that adds a managed second heading directly below the main title on product, category, content, manufacturer and supplier pages. Installation starts an automatic theme scan, places subtitles in unambiguous positions immediately and gets the first subtitle live in minutes, while every detail remains configurable.
A page name needs to stay concise because it appears in catalogue searches, navigation, invoices and product feeds. The subtitle takes over the second job: it explains the range, carries a relevant search phrase or states the buying reason without turning the official name into a sentence.
The module assigns subtitles to individual pages or complete groups. Rules include exact selections, categories, manufacturers, suppliers and exclusions, while priority decides which text wins when several rules match. The store displays either the highest-priority result or every matching subtitle, with a chosen heading level and appearance.
You enter a separate text for each store language. Names, references, prices, manufacturers, categories, product features and combination attributes enter the text automatically, so one pattern remains specific across hundreds of pages. Subtitles also appear on product cards, and the dashboard reports exact coverage for the active store and language.
The result is cleaner catalogue names, clearer pages for customers and search engines, consistent multilingual content and far less repetitive editing.
What does SEO H2 Subtitles add to the store?
SEO H2 Subtitles adds a managed second heading directly below the existing page title. It covers products, categories, content pages, manufacturers, suppliers and product cards, with a separate field for every store language.
- The first section maps the module and its setup.
- The second explains why the page name and subtitle serve different jobs.
- The third shows how one rule stays specific across a large catalogue.
- The fourth covers targeting, priorities and display positions.
- The fifth explains automatic placement in the active theme.
- The sixth covers multilingual control, reporting and catalogue growth.
Installation begins with a scan of the active theme. Clear placements are applied automatically, uncertain ones are shown with a preview, and the first subtitle is live within minutes. The same simple start opens into precise control over wording, scope, priority and presentation.
Why does the page name stay separate from the second heading?
The main heading remains the clean operational name used in navigation, catalogue searches, invoices and product feeds. The subtitle carries the supporting message customers and search engines need: the purpose of the range, a material or use case, a secondary search phrase or the reason this page answers the query.
This separation works across all supported page types. A product keeps its recognisable model name, a category gains a clear description of the range, and manufacturer, supplier and content pages receive a meaningful second line without renaming the underlying record.
The default output is an H2, with other safe heading and text levels available when the page structure calls for them. The theme controls the visual treatment, so the subtitle belongs to the design instead of looking added afterwards.
How does one rule cover hundreds of pages without generic wording?
A subtitle pattern draws from the catalogue entry currently being viewed. Product name, reference, price, manufacturer, default category, feature values and combination attributes enter the sentence automatically. Category, content, manufacturer and supplier pages use their own names.
You write a separate pattern for each language. The module selects the version for the active language and fills it with the corresponding catalogue values. One rule therefore removes repetitive editing without flattening every page into the same sentence.
Broad patterns and hand-written exceptions work together. A range-wide subtitle handles the common message, a narrower rule takes priority for one collection, and a dedicated subtitle wins on the single product that needs a distinct promise.
Which pages and products receive each subtitle?
Targeting covers exact products, categories, content pages, manufacturers and suppliers, as well as grouped selections and exclusions. Product rules follow category, manufacturer and supplier relationships, and every condition shown in the targeting screen produces the same result in the storefront preview and on the live page.
Priority makes overlapping rules predictable. The store shows the highest-priority match or all matching subtitles in order, depending on the selected display mode. A store-wide baseline, a category message and a product-specific line therefore coexist without accidental duplication.
Product-listing cards have their own placement and presentation settings. The subtitle on a category grid stays independent from the one below the main product-page title, including its heading level and active state.
How does the subtitle find its place in a customised theme?
The theme scanner starts from the templates used by each supported page, follows their shared parts and identifies the real title rather than the first heading it encounters. Each proposed position includes the surrounding context and a confidence assessment.
Clear matches are placed automatically during first setup. Uncertain layouts remain in the same guided flow with a preview and an explicit position choice. Child themes receive a minimal local placement when the title comes from the parent theme, so the shop keeps its custom structure.
The manager links each actual placement to every page type that shares it. Removing one page type leaves shared placements intact for the others, and the last removal restores the theme cleanly. Theme changes remain visible in the manager and reversible.
What keeps a multilingual catalogue consistent as it grows?
The dashboard reports real coverage for products, categories, content pages, manufacturers and suppliers in the active store and language. It counts the pages actually reached by each rule, so a filtered selection does not appear as complete catalogue coverage and missing translations stay visible.
Once the right subtitle has been determined, the result is reused until relevant wording, rules or catalogue data change. Large product grids therefore avoid repeating the full matching and catalogue lookup work for every card, while a saved edit refreshes the affected result.
Deleting a catalogue entry also removes its dedicated subtitle. The module works from store data and theme output without a hosted SEO dependency or visitor tracking, giving the team one reliable place to manage the second heading throughout a growing catalogue.
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Referencemprproductseosubtitles
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In stock2147483647 Items
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.7 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelOne-time Purchase
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Module TypeFront & Back-office
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GDPR RelevantNo
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Business GoalIncrease Traffic
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External Account NeededNo
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Module ComplexityFeature-Rich Module
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Customer Journey StageAttract Visitors
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Works With PlatformNo External Platform
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Adds dedicated SEO subtitles after the main heading on product, category, CMS, manufacturer, and supplier pages. Use it to add a second, visible line for benefits, long-tail search phrases, size details, materials, brands, or campaign messages without renaming the page itself.
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v1.2.122026-05-27
- Addedcomplete FR/DE/ES/IT/PL translations
- FixedRepair subtitles release surface
- FixedMigrate module state to MPR config
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Works Well With SEO H2 Subtitles
Modules our team genuinely pairs with this one, and exactly why each belongs in the same setup.
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PrestaShop Product SEO Subtitles improves the human-facing text on your pages, adding a clear second line under product and category headings. That sharpens the visible copy, but the images on those same pages still carry whatever descriptions PrestaShop generated, which is a separate part of how the page reads to search and assistive technology.
Automatic SEO Images Alt Tags covers that image-text gap, generating alt text from templates for product, listing and category images without manual editing. The two tools improve different text layers of the same pages: one the visible subtitle, the other the image alt attributes, each configured on its own.
Running both, a page becomes clearer across more of its content. Shoppers read a benefit-focused subtitle while assistive technology and image search get useful alt text, so you have addressed two distinct descriptive surfaces rather than polishing the headings and leaving the images vague.
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Product SEO Subtitles gives category pages a managed second line under the heading, adding clarity at the top without bloating the title. That helps the page open well, but it does not add the deeper SEO copy a category often needs to compete, which usually wants its own dedicated space.
Second Category Description provides exactly that, storing an extra multilingual content block per category and shop placed below the product grid, so richer copy sits low on the page. The two are complementary placements: the subtitle adds a short clarifying line up top, the second description adds depth at the bottom, keeping the shopping area in between clean.
Together a category page can stay focused on products while still carrying both a sharp subtitle and substantial SEO content. Shoppers are not pushed past walls of text to reach the grid, and the page gains keyword depth and context in a place that does not interfere with browsing, with each tool owning a different region of the page.
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Product SEO Subtitles enriches the copy your store shows on product, category and CMS headings, improving clarity for shoppers. Better wording on a page does not, by itself, create the internal links that help both visitors and search engines move between related pages and concentrate relevance.
Automatic Internal SEO Linker handles that, turning chosen keywords into controlled internal links across existing content so important products, categories and pages get clearer paths. It complements the subtitle work: one improves the text on a page, the other builds the link structure connecting pages, each managed independently from the back office.
Used together, your pages read more clearly and connect more deliberately. Subtitles give context where shoppers land while internal links guide them onward to relevant products and categories, so you are improving both on-page clarity and the navigational and topical structure of the site without hand-editing descriptions for either job.
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Product SEO Subtitles adds a managed second line under headings across products, categories, CMS pages, manufacturers and suppliers, which is useful when you want supporting context. The main category H1 itself, though, is still tied to the category name used in menus, breadcrumbs and URLs, so the primary heading stays generic.
Custom Category H1 addresses that directly, storing per-category, per-shop H1 overrides with multilingual values so the visible heading can be stronger and more specific without renaming the category used elsewhere. It complements subtitles by improving the main heading, where subtitles improve the secondary line.
Together a category page gets a more targeted primary H1 and a clarifying subtitle beneath it, while navigation, breadcrumbs and URLs stay short and tidy. Shoppers understand the page faster and SEO landing pages carry more specific wording, with the two heading-related tools handling different lines of the same page rather than competing for the same one.
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