Defines how filters are applied on desktop devices.

• Instantly: Filters are applied immediately when a user selects an option.

• By Button Click: Filters are applied only after clicking the Apply button, allowing multiple selections before refreshing results.

Defines how filters are applied on mobile devices.

• Instantly: Results update immediately after each selection.

• By Button Click: Users can select multiple filters and then apply them all at once by pressing the Apply button.

Determines the layout of the filter view on mobile.

• One Column: Filters are displayed in a single column layout.

• Two Column: Filters are displayed in two columns for a more compact view.

Defines the message shown above the product listing when filters are applied. The default is

“X Product(s) found”, where X represents the number of matching products.

Determines whether filters with only one option remain visible.

• Yes: The filter remains visible.

• No: The filter is hidden if it contains only one option.

Automatically hides filters that have only a single option available.

Applies only to category filters and filters based on EAV attributes.

Specifies how many filter options are shown by default when a customer opens a filter.

Additional options can be viewed by clicking the More button.

• 0: All options are collapsed, requiring customers to expand manually.

If enabled (Yes), filter results will exclude products that are out of stock. This ensures customers
only see available products and prevents out-of-stock items from showing in search results.

Enables the New Product Filter in layered navigation. When set to Yes, customers can filter

products marked as “New.”

Defines the display order of the New Product filter in the sidebar navigation block. A lower

number displays it higher in the list.

Sets the label shown for the filter on the storefront. Example: “New,” “Latest Products,” or

any custom text.

Allows you to add a tooltip that appears when users hover over the New Product filter,

providing additional information.

Determines whether the New Product filter block is expanded automatically after the page loads.

• Auto (based on custom theme): Expansion behaviour follows the theme settings.

• Expand for Desktop and Mobile: Always expanded on both desktop and mobile.

• Expand for Desktop Only: Expanded on desktop but minimized on mobile devices.

Enables the On Sale filter in layered navigation. When set to Yes, customers can filter

products that are currently on promotion through Special Price or Catalog Price Rules.

Specifies the display order of the On Sale filter in the sidebar. Filters with a lower position

values appear higher in the list.

Defines the name of the On Sale filter as displayed on the storefront. The default value is On

Sale, but it can be customized.

Allows you to enter a tooltip message that is displayed when customers hover over the On

Sale filter. This can be used to explain what the filter does.

Determines whether the On Sale filter block is expanded or collapsed by default.

• Auto – follows the theme’s default behaviour.

• Expand for Desktop and Mobile – always expanded on both desktop and mobile.

• Expand for Desktop Only – expanded only on desktop, minimized on mobile devices.

When enabled, the system generates cleaner and more search engine–friendly URLs. For example, the URL

will appear as /category/clothes.html instead of category.html?clothes=65. This improves readability and SEO performance.

Controls how URLs are generated for layered navigation filters (e.g., color, size).

• If set to Generated, The system will automatically create SEO-friendly URLs, such as/category/color_blue/size_large.html, which are better indexed by search engines.
• If set to Not Generated: Standard query-based URLs will be used, such as /category.html?color=blue&size=large. These are less optimized for SEO.

Adds the attribute code to the URL structure. For example, selecting the color "blue" will create a URL like /color_blue. This enhances clarity

and supports better SEO indexing.

Allows you to define a custom keyword to be used as a filter key in the URL. For instance, if set to customfilterkey, the URL will appear

as /customfilterkey/blue-xxl-nylon. Leave this blank to use the system default.

Specifies the character used to replace any special characters in URLs. The default is an underscore (_). This ensures that URLs remain

clean, valid, and user-friendly.

Defines the character used to separate multiple selected attribute options in the URL. For example, selecting three color options

may generate /black_blue_white.html. The default is an underscore (_).

Allows you to exclude specific URL paths from SEO processing. For example, entering knowledge-base will prevent any URLs

beginning with that path from being processed. Each excluded path should be entered on a separate line.

When enabled, this option allows the system to manage how search engines index the site’s content, based on SEO settings for each attribute.

• If set to Yes, indexing is controlled based on attribute-level configurations.

• If set to No, all pages may be indexed, which could lead to duplicate content issues or the indexing of non-essential pages.

Controls whether pages with multiple filters applied should be excluded from search engine indexing.

• If set to Yes, the system will add a noindex directive to these pages, helping to prevent duplicate content.

When enabled, the system automatically adds rel="nofollow" to filter links. This prevents filter-generated links from being indexed
by search engines, reducing the risk of duplicate or irrelevant content. Ensure that for each attribute:
Stores → Attributes → Product → {attribute_name} → Layered Navigation → SEO → Add rel="nofollow" to Filter Links is set to Auto.

Specifies whether paginated pages (e.g., page 2, 3, etc. of a product listing) should be excluded from indexing.

• If set to Yes, these pages will include a noindex directive in the robots tag. This is helpful for avoiding SEO penalties related to duplicate or thin content.

Determines how canonical URLs are generated for category pages. This helps search engines understand the preferred version of a page.

Available options:

• Use Current URL – Uses the full current URL, including filters and applied parameters, as the canonical URL.

• Use Current URL with First Attribute – Uses the base category URL plus only the first selected attribute filter.

• Use Current URL without Applied Filters – Uses only the base category URL, ignoring any filters applied.

• Use Current URL without GET Parameters – Removes query parameters (e.g., ?sort=price) and keeps a clean canonical URL.

Enables the use of rel="next" and rel="prev" tags in the page header. These tags help search engines understand the

relationship between paginated pages (e.g., Page 1, Page 2, etc.). This improves site crawlability and user experience in search results.

Allows customers to select multiple filter values at the same time.

• Yes – Users can apply more than one filter value (e.g., selecting multiple sizes or colours).

• No – Only one filter value can be applied at a time. On category pages, single selection takes precedence if this is disabled.

Select if the attribute should use an SEO-friendly name in the URL.
• Use Config – applies the global store setting.
• Yes – replaces the attribute code with a readable name (e.g., color=red → /red).
• No – keeps the default attribute code in the URL (e.g., ?color=24).

Enter a custom word or short code that will replace the default attribute code in the URL.
Example: instead of material you can enter fabric, so the URL becomes /fabric-cotton.html.
If left empty, Magento will use the default attribute code.