Subtitles Manager adds a separate line below the main title on your PrestaShop product, category, information, manufacturer and supplier pages. An automatic theme scan places the first subtitles in minutes and previews positions that need a decision.
Page names appear in navigation, searches, invoices and product feeds. A subtitle explains the range or buying reason while the official name stays short.
You select pages or groups, set exclusions and decide which rule takes priority. Separate text for each language draws names, prices and attributes from your catalogue. Product listings have their own placement settings, independent of the main product page.
One catalogue-based pattern supplies specific subtitles across hundreds of pages, cutting repeated edits without lengthening the names used on invoices.
Subtitles Manager adds a managed subtitle directly below the existing page title. It covers products, categories, CMS pages, manufacturers, suppliers and product cards, with a separate field for every store language.
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.
The line under the product name on this page comes from Subtitles Manager.
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 CMS pages receive a meaningful second line without renaming the underlying record.
You choose whether the subtitle is output at any heading level or as a plain element, so it fits the page's semantic structure. The theme controls the visual treatment, so the subtitle belongs to the design instead of looking added afterwards.
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, CMS, 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.
Targeting covers exact products, categories, CMS 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 output element and active state.
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.
The dashboard reports real coverage for products, categories, CMS 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 subtitles throughout a growing catalogue.
Requires PrestaShop 1.6.1 or later and PHP 7.1 or later.
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Built and maintained by David Miller and mypresta.rocks. David Miller has worked with PrestaShop since 2013, and the company behind this shop has been registered since 3 December 2018. Every module in this catalogue is our own work, so your questions to support reach the people who wrote the code. The changelog on this page lists every update with its date.
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