msgid "Odoo offers a :ref:`free custom domain name <domain-name/odoo-register>` to all Odoo Online databases for one year. Visitors can then access your website with an address such as ``www.example.com`` rather than the default ``example.odoo.com``."
msgid "When customers click on the :guilabel:`Add to Cart` button, the product is added to their cart, and customers remain **by default** on the product's page. However, customers can either immediately be **redirected** to their cart, or given the choice on what to do through a **dialog box**."
msgid "To change the default behavior, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`. Under the :guilabel:`Shop - Checkout Process` section, look for :guilabel:`Add to Cart` and select one of the options."
msgid "Hiding the :guilabel:`Add to Cart` button is often used by B2B eCommerces that need to restrict purchases only to customers with an account, but still want to display an online product catalog for those without."
msgid "To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products` and tick :guilabel:`Prevent Sale of Zero Priced Product`. This creates a new :guilabel:`Button url` field where you can enter the **redirect URL** to be used. Then, set the price of the product to `0.00` either from the **product's template**, or from a :doc:`pricelist <../../../sales/sales/products_prices/prices/pricing>`."
msgid "The 'Contact Us' button and '*Not Available For Sale*' text can both be modified using the **website builder** on the product's page (:menuselection:`Edit --> Customize`) by clicking on them."
msgid "You can also create a customizable 'Add to Cart' button and link it to a specific product. The **customized button** can be added on any page of the website as an **inner content** building block, and is an *additional* button to the regular :guilabel:`Add to Cart` button."
msgid "To add it, go on the :guilabel:`Shop` page of your choice, click :menuselection:`Edit --> Blocks` and place the building block. Once placed, you have the following options:"
msgid "You can enable the 'Buy Now' button to instantly take the customer to **checkout** instead of adding the product to the cart. The :guilabel:`Buy Now` button is an *additional* button and does not replace the :guilabel:`Add to Cart` button. To enable it, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Checkout Process` and tick :guilabel:`Buy Now`."
msgid "Customers have the possibility to **re-order** items from **previous sales orders** on the customer portal. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Checkout Process` and enable :guilabel:`Re-order From Portal`. Customers can find the :guilabel:`Order Again` button on their **sales order** from the **customer portal**."
msgid "You can customize the **checkout steps**, add more content using the **website builder**, and enable additional features such as **express checkout** and **sign in/up at checkout**."
msgid "You can use **building blocks** to add content at any step of the checkout process. To do so, from any **checkout page**, go to :menuselection:`Edit --> Blocks`, and drag and drop **building blocks** to the page."
msgid "If you have enabled :guilabel:`Discounts, Loyalty, & Gift Card` in the settings (:menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products`), you can enable the :guilabel:`Promo Code` field (:menuselection:`Edit --> Customize`) from any checkout page. Customers can then redeem gift cards and promotional codes at the :guilabel:`Review Order` step."
msgid "Optional :guilabel:`TIN/VAT` and :guilabel:`Company Name` fields can be added to the :guilabel:`Billing Address` form for B2B customers, at the :guilabel:`Address` step. To add the fields, go to :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` from any checkout page, and enable :guilabel:`Show B2B fields`."
msgid "You can request :guilabel:`Extra Info` from the customer by adding an :guilabel:`Extra Info` step between the :guilabel:`Address` and :guilabel:`Confirm Order` steps. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` from any checkout page, and enable :guilabel:`Extra Step Option`."
msgid "The :guilabel:`Extra Info` step is an online form linked to the quotation or sales order of the customer. The information added during that step can be found on the quotation or sales order of the customer from the back end, in the **Sales** app."
msgid "When enabled, you can remove, add, and modify fields of the form by clicking on :guilabel:`Edit` in the top-right corner, and then clicking on any of the form's fields. All customization options, as well as the :guilabel:`+ Field` button to add new fields, are available at the bottom of the :guilabel:`Customize` menu under the :guilabel:`Field` section."
msgid "You can ask customers to agree to the :guilabel:`Terms & Conditions` in order to confirm their order by enabling :guilabel:`Accept Terms & Conditions` under :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` on any checkout page."
msgid "You can enable a :guilabel:`Buy Now` button on products' pages which instantly takes the customer to the :guilabel:`Confirm Order` checkout page, instead of adding the product to the cart. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Checkout Process section` and tick :guilabel:`Buy Now`. Alternatively, the :guilabel:`Buy Now` button can also be enabled from any product's page by going :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize`, in the :guilabel:`Cart` section."
msgid "It is possible to introduce a **checkout policy** under which customers can either checkout as **guests** or **signed-in users only**. Customers can also checkout as guest, and **optionally sign up later** in order to track their order, if enabled."
msgid "If you wish to restrict checkout only to **selected B2B customers**, enable :guilabel:`Mandatory (no guest checkout)` and go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Customers`. Select the customer you wish to **grant access to**, click :menuselection:`Action --> Grant portal access`, and click :guilabel:`Grant Access`."
msgid "Settings are **website-specific**, which means you can set up a B2C website allowing **guest** checkout, and another for B2B customers with **mandatory sign-in**."
msgid "If you enable :guilabel:`Shared Customer Accounts` under :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Privacy section`, you can allow or disallow access to *all* websites for one same account."
msgid "Odoo supports a multitude of online :doc:`payment providers </applications/finance/payment_providers>` for your website, allowing your customers to pay with their preferred payment methods."
msgid "To set up payment providers on the eCommerce app, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Payment Providers`. From here, :guilabel:`Activate` the payment providers you wish to have available on your shop, and configure them according to your needs."
msgid "Alternatively, you can access **payment providers** via :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`. In the :guilabel:`Shop - Payment` section, you can :guilabel:`Configure SEPA Direct Debit` if you wish to use it, as well as :guilabel:`View other providers`. If you use the :guilabel:`Authorize.net` payment provider, the :ref:`Payment Capture Method <payment_providers/features/manual_capture>` can be configured in that same menu."
msgid "Once activated, customers can choose the payment provider of their choice during the **checkout process**, at the :guilabel:`Confirm Order` step."
msgid "Depending on your shipping strategy, you have the choice to either use your :ref:`own shipping methods <ecommerce-own-shipping>`, or use an integration with an :ref:`existing shipping provider <ecommerce-shipping-providers>`."
msgid "You can create your own custom shipping methods and define rules to compute shipping costs. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Shipping Methods`, and either select an **existing** shipping method, or :guilabel:`Create` one. When creating a shipping method, you can choose between :doc:`Fixed Price </applications/inventory_and_mrp/inventory/shipping/setup/delivery_method>`, :doc:`Based on Rules </applications/inventory_and_mrp/inventory/shipping/setup/delivery_method>`, and :guilabel:`Pickup in store`."
msgid ":guilabel:`Pickup in store` must first be **enabled** in the settings (:menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shipping section)` by checking :guilabel:`On Site Payments & Picking`. Once enabled, you can select and :guilabel:`Customize Pickup Sites`. :guilabel:`Picking sites` can be made **website-specific**, but are by default available for *all* websites."
msgid "Another solution is to use one of the integrations with an existing shipping provider. The advantage of using an integration is that delivery costs are automatically computed based on each order as well as generating shipping labels."
msgid "Shipping methods can be made available on **specific** websites *only*, if desired. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shipping Methods`, and select the desired **shipping method**. In the :guilabel:`Website` field, set the website you want the shipping method to be restrained to. Leave the field **empty** for the method to be available on *all* websites."
msgid "The eCommerce catalog is the equivalent of your physical store shelves: it allows customers to see what you have to offer. Clear categories, available options, sorting, and navigation threads help you structure it efficiently."
msgid "In Odoo, there is a **specific category model** for your eCommerce. Using eCommerce categories for your products allows you to add a navigation menu on your eCommerce page. Visitors can then use it to view all products under the category they select."
msgid "To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select the product you wish to modify, click on the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, and select the :guilabel:`Categories` you want under :guilabel:`eCommerce Shop`."
msgid "When your product's categories are configured, go to your **main shop page** and click on :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize tab`. In the :guilabel:`Categories` option, you can either enable a menu on the :guilabel:`Left`, on the :guilabel:`Top`, or both. If you select the :guilabel:`Left` category, the option :guilabel:`Collapsable Category Recursive` appears and allows to render the :guilabel:`Left` category menu collapsable."
msgid "The eCommerce category is the first tool to organize and split your products. However, if you need an extra level of categorization in your catalog, you can activate various **filters** such as attributes or sort-by search."
msgid "Attributes refer to **characteristics** of a product, such as **color** or **material**, whereas variants are the different combinations of attributes. :guilabel:`Attributes and Variants` can be found under :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select your product, and :guilabel:`Attributes & Variants` tab."
msgid "To enable **attribute filtering**, go to your **main shop page**, click on :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize tab` and select either :guilabel:`Left`, :guilabel:`Top`, or both. Additionally, you can also enable :guilabel:`Price Filtering` to enable price filters."
msgid "You can use **attribute filters** even if you do not work with product variants. When adding attributes to your products, make sure only to specify *one* value per attribute. Odoo does not create variants if no combination is possible."
msgid "It is possible to allow the user to manually **sort the catalog** using the search bar. From your **main shop page**, click on :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize tab`; you can enable or disable the :guilabel:`Sort-By` option as well as the :guilabel:`Layout` button. You can also select the :guilabel:`Default Sort` of the :guilabel:`Sort-By` button. The default sort applies to *all* categories."
msgid "In addition, you can **manually edit** the catalog's order of a product by going to **the main shop page** and clicking on the product. Under the :guilabel:`Product` section of the :guilabel:`Customize` section, you can rearrange the order by clicking on the arrows. `<<` `>>` move the product to the **extreme** right or left, and `<` `>` move the product by **one** row to the right or left. It is also possible to change the catalog's order of products in :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products` and drag-and-dropping the products within the list."
msgid "To do so, go on to your :menuselection:`Category page --> Edit --> Customize`. Here, you can choose the layout, the number of columns to display the products, etc. The :guilabel:`Product Description` button makes the product description visible from the category page, underneath the product picture."
msgid "You can highlight products to make them more visible on the category or product page. On the page of your choice, go to :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` and click on the product to highlight. In the :guilabel:`Product` section, you can choose the size of the product image by clicking on the grid, and you can also add a **ribbon** or :guilabel:`Badge`. This displays a banner across the product's image, such as:"
msgid "Alternatively, you can activate the :doc:`developer mode <../../../general/developer_mode>` on the **product's template**, and under the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, change or create the ribbon from the :guilabel:`Ribbon` field."
msgid "The :doc:`developer mode <../../../general/developer_mode>` is only intended for experienced users who wish to have access to advanced tools. Using the **developer mode** is *not* recommended for regular users."
msgid "You can access and enable additional feature buttons such as **add to cart**, **comparison list**, or a **wishlist**. To do so, go to your **main shop page**, and at the end of the :guilabel:`Products Page` category, click on the feature buttons you wish to use. All three buttons appear when hovering the mouse over a product's image."
msgid "You can use **building blocks** to add content on the category page, with a variety of blocks ranging from :guilabel:`Structure` to :guilabel:`Dynamic Content`. Specific areas are defined to use blocks are defined and highlighted on the page when **dragging-and-dropping** a block."
msgid "Adding content to an eCommerce category page is beneficial in terms of **SEO** strategy. Using **keywords** linked to the products or the eCommerce categories improves organic traffic. Additionally, each category has its own specific URL that can be pointed to and is indexed by search engines."
msgid "Any sales process is an opportunity to maximize revenues. **Cross-selling and upselling** are sales techniques consisting in selling customers additional or more expensive products and services than what they were originally shopping for. It is a great way to maximize the value of each one of your customers."
msgid "**Optional products** are suggested when customers click :guilabel:`Add to cart`, either from the **product page** or **catalog page**. Upon clicking, a pop-up window opens with the **optional products** displayed in the :guilabel:`Available Options` section."
msgid "To enable **optional products** go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select a product, go to the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, and enter the products you wish to feature in the :guilabel:`Optional Products` field. Optional products are **linked** to the product(s) they are set up with on the **product template**. They only appear when that product is added to the cart."
msgid "You can also access the :guilabel:`Sales` tab of the **product template** by selecting a product on your **main shop page** and clicking :guilabel:`Product` in the top-right corner."
msgid "**Accessory products** are displayed in the :guilabel:`Suggested Accessories` section before processing to checkout at the :guilabel:`Review Order` step."
msgid "To enable **accessory products**, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select a product, go to the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, and enter the products you wish to feature in the :guilabel:`Accessory Products` field. Suggested accessory products are **linked** to the product(s) they are set up with on the **product template**. They only appear when that product is at the checkout process review."
msgid "**Alternative products** are suggested on the **product page** and usually incentivize customers to buy a more expensive variant or product than the one they were initially shopping for."
msgid "To enable **alternative products**, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select a product, go to the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, and enter the products you wish to feature in the :guilabel:`Alternative Products` field. Then, go to the related **product page** by clicking :guilabel:`Go To Website`, and click :menuselection:`Edit`. Stay on the :guilabel:`Blocks` tab, and scroll down to the :guilabel:`Dynamic Content` section. Then, drag and drop the :guilabel:`Products` building block anywhere on the **product page**."
msgid "When placed, in :guilabel:`Edit` mode, click the **block** to access various settings for that :guilabel:`Products` building block. In the :guilabel:`Filter` field, select :guilabel:`Alternative Products`. You can configure several additional settings, such as how many elements are displayed (:guilabel:`Fetched Elements`), the :guilabel:`Template` used, etc."
msgid "To add a tax on a product, you can either set a tax in the :guilabel:`Customer Taxes` field of the **product template** or use :doc:`fiscal positions </applications/finance/accounting/taxation/taxes/fiscal_positions>`."
msgid "Choosing the displayed price tax usually depends on a country's regulations or the type of customers **(B2B vs. B2C)**. To select the type of price displayed, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`, scroll down to the :guilabel:`Shop - Products` category, and select :guilabel:`Tax Excluded` or :guilabel:`Tax Included`."
msgid "This setting is **global**, and the tax-display type is the same for (all of) your website(s). It is, therefore, not possible to select different tax displays for different websites. This may be a significant point of consideration when implementing a database with multiple ecommerce websites aimed at varying customer types (i.e., B2B and B2C)."
msgid "You can choose to display the type of pricing next to the product price by going to :menuselection:`Website --> Site --> Homepage --> Shop`, selecting a product, and then :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize tab` and enabling :guilabel:`Tax Indication`."
msgid "It is possible to display a :doc:`price per unit </applications/inventory_and_mrp/inventory/management/products/uom>` on the product page. To do that, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings` and enable :guilabel:`Product Reference Price` under the :guilabel:`Shop - Products` section. When enabled, ensure an amount is set in the :guilabel:`Base Unit Count` field of the **product template**, and in the :guilabel:`Sales Price`."
msgid "Pricelists are the primary tool to manage prices on your eCommerce. They allow you to define website-specific prices - different from the price on the product template - based on the **country group**, **currency**, **minimum quantity**, **period**, or **variant**. You can create as many pricelists as needed, but it is mandatory to have at least one pricelist configured per website. If no custom pricelists are added, Odoo defaults to the **Public Pricelist** for all websites."
msgid "Pricelists can be found under :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Pricelists`, but must first be activated. For that, head to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings` and scroll down to the :guilabel:`Shop - Products` section. There, you can find two options:"
msgid "The **first** option allows you to set different prices per customer *segment*, i.e., registered customers, gold customers, regular customers, etc. The **second** option allows you to set *price change* rules such as **discounts**, **margins**, **roundings**, etc."
msgid "If you are selling in **multiple currencies** and have pricelists in foreign currencies, customers can select their corresponding pricelist anywhere on the :guilabel:`Shop` page from the drop-down menu next to the **search bar**."
msgid "If you have permanently reduced the price of a product, a popular means to attract customers is the **strikethrough** strategy. The strategy consists in displaying the previous price crossed out and the **new discounted price** next to it."
msgid "To display a 'striked' price, enable the :guilabel:`Comparison Price` option under :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products category`. Then, head to the product's template (:menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`), and in the :guilabel:`Compare to Price` field, enter the **new** price."
msgid "or by :ref:`importing data <import-data>` using XLSX or CSV files. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`. Click on :guilabel:`Favorites` and :ref:`Import records <import-data>`."
msgid "Upon creation, products are defaulted as :guilabel:`Unpublished` in your eCommerce catalog. To make a product visible to visitors, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Site --> Homepage`, click on your **main shop** page, select the product, and enable it as :guilabel:`Published` in the top-right corner."
msgid "To publish **large batches** of products, the most convenient fashion is to go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`. Here, remove the :guilabel:`Published` filter by clicking on the :guilabel:`x` right to it, and then select the :guilabel:`List` view. Next, click the :guilabel:`dropdown toggle` button (located right below the :guilabel:`List` button) and enable :guilabel:`Is published`. Click the :guilabel:`Is Published` column to re-order it either by **published** or **unpublished** products. Finally, select the products to publish by ticking their box on the extreme-right, and tick any box of the selected products in the :guilabel:`Is Published` column to publish them all."
msgid "Once a product is created, you can access its **product page** through the :guilabel:`Shop` page by clicking on the product, and then clicking :guilabel:`Edit`. Here, you can change the page's **additional functions**, **layout**, **add content**, etc. Note that **enabled functions** apply to *all* product pages."
msgid ":guilabel:`Customers: Rating` allows customers to submit product reviews; :guilabel:`Share` adds social media and email icon buttons to share the product via those channels;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Variants`: shows all possible :doc:`variants </applications/sales/sales/products_prices/products/variants>` of the product as a :guilabel:`Products List`; :guilabel:`Options` as selectable options to compose the variant yourself;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Cart`: :guilabel:`Buy Now` adds a checkout button taking the customer directly to the checkout page; :guilabel:`Wishlist` allows to add the product to a wishlist;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Specification`: allows you to select where the :guilabel:`Specifications` section is displayed. This option displays a list of all variant attributes and values of a product, but only works for products *with* variants."
msgid "To access the :guilabel:`Variants` options, the :doc:`Product Variants <../../../sales/sales/products_prices/products/variants>` option must first be enabled under :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products`."
msgid "Within the same :guilabel:`Customize` tab as the :ref:`functions <ecommerce-functions>`, the layout configuration can be changed according to your needs."
msgid ":guilabel:`Layout`: the :guilabel:`Carousel` layout displays a large, main image with smaller ones underneath; whereas the :guilabel:`Grid` displays four images in a square layout (see pictures below);"
msgid ":guilabel:`Image Zoom`: choose which image zooms are available, either :guilabel:`Pop-up on Click`, when hovering over the image (:guilabel:`Magnifier on hover`), on :guilabel:`Both`, or :guilabel:`None`;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Thumbnails`: decide how the thumbnails should be aligned, either **vertically** (:guilabel:`Left`), or **horizontally** (:guilabel:`Right`);"
msgid ":guilabel:`Extra Images`: click :guilabel:`Add` or :guilabel:`Remove all` to add or remove extra product images. You can also add images and videos via **URL**."
msgid "You can use **building blocks** (:menuselection:`Edit --> Blocks`) to add content to your product page. These blocks can be used to add extra text and picture galleries, features such as :guilabel:`Call to Actions`, :guilabel:`Comparisons`, etc."
msgid "Depending on *where* you drop the **building block**, it may be available either on the product page *only*, or on the *whole* website. **Building blocks** dropped at the very top or very bottom of the page are available on the *whole* website, where **building blocks** put underneath the product description are only displayed on the *product* page *(see image below)*."
msgid "To add a downloadable file (ex.: user's manual, notice of use, etc.) on the product page, drag and drop a :guilabel:`Text` block from :menuselection:`Edit --> Blocks` on the page. Once placed, click within the :guilabel:`Text` block, and under the :guilabel:`Inline Text` section, select either :menuselection:`Insert Media --> Documents` or :guilabel:`Insert or edit link` and enter the URL in the :guilabel:`Your URL` field."
msgid "Should your product be sold with a certificate, manual user, or any other relevant document, it is possible to add a download link for customers at the end of the checkout. To do that, first enable :guilabel:`Digital Content` under :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Checkout Process`. Then, on the **product's template**, click on :menuselection:`More --> Digital Files` and :guilabel:`Create` a new file."
msgid ":guilabel:`Type:` select if it is either a **file** or a **URL**. Accordingly, you either have a :guilabel:`File Content (base64)` field to upload your file, or a :guilabel:`URL` field to enter your URL."
msgid "If multiple languages are available on your website and you wish to have the product's information translated, it is necessary to encode this translated information in the **product's template**. Fields with multiple languages available are identifiable by their abbreviation language (ex. :abbr:`EN (English)`) next to their field."
msgid "A product can be set available on either *one* or *all* websites, but it is not possible to select *some* websites and not others. To define a product's availability, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select your product, and in the :guilabel:`Sales` tab, click the :guilabel:`Website` you wish the product to be available on. Leave the field empty for the products to be available on *all* websites."
msgid "Under the :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products`, you can enable and configure inventory management options."
msgid "To display the stock level on the product page, the :guilabel:`Product Type` on the **product's form** must be set to :guilabel:`Storable` (only available when the **Inventory** app is installed)."
msgid ":guilabel:`Warehouse`: if you have multiple warehouses, you can define the warehouse associated to your website. If you have multiple websites, you can select a different one per website;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Out-of-Stock (Continue Selling)`: enabling it allows customers to continue placing orders even when the product is **out-of-stock**. Leave it unchecked to **prevent orders**;"
msgid ":guilabel:`Show Available Qty`: enabling it displays the available quantity left under a specified threshold on the product page. The available quantity is calculated based on the 'On hand' quantity minus the quantity already reserved for outgoing transfers."
msgid "If you are selling non-prepackaged kits (i.e., the kits are made of individual products), we recommend you read the related documentation to keep track of your stock."
msgid "You can enable a **product comparison tool** for your eCommerce by going to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Shop - Products`, and ticking :guilabel:`Product Comparison Tool`. This tool allows to save products' **specifications** and compare them against each other on a single page."
msgid "On the product page, scroll down to the :guilabel:`Specifications` section and click :guilabel:`Compare`. Repeat the same process for all products you wish to compare. Then, click the :guilabel:`Compare` button of the pop-up window at the bottom of the page to reach the comparison summary."
msgid "Product variants are variations, such as different colors, materials, etc., of the same product. These variations can differ in price and availability from the product. Product variants can either be :doc:`created <../../../sales/sales/products_prices/products/variants>` or :doc:`imported <../../../sales/sales/products_prices/products/import>`."
msgid "To use product variants, enable them under :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`, in the :guilabel:`Shop - Products` section."
msgid "Adding attributes and values to a product template allows the enabling of the **product configurator** on the product page. Customers use it to configure and select the product variant of their choice; or in the case of multiple attributes, combine those to create a specific variant."
msgid "The **display type** of each attribute used in the product configurator can be edited through the **website builder** by clicking :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` on the product page, and then clicking on one of the attributes. You can then select between four options:"
msgid "Alternatively, the **display type** can be edited through :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Attributes`, selecting an **attribute**, and then choosing a :guilabel:`Display Type`; or through the **product template** by going to :menuselection:`eCommerce --> Products`, selecting a product, and then clicking :guilabel:`Attributes and Variants`."
msgid "Specific combinations of values can be excluded from the product configurator. This way, customers are unable to select the excluded combination of values. To do so, go to :menuselection:`Website --> eCommerce --> Products`, select a product, and go to :guilabel:`Attributes and Variants`. Then, click on an **attribute**, select a **value**, and in the :guilabel:`Exclude for` section, select a :guilabel:`Product Template` and the :guilabel:`Attribute Values` to exclude."
msgid "Values used for each attribute are displayed as a **specification list** at the bottom of the product page. To be visible, the **specification list** must first be enabled on the product page by going to :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` and selecting a placement for the field :guilabel:`Specification`."
msgid "The product **specification list** can also be used on products without variants. For that, make sure to have no values combination. Products with single values for their attributes do not generate variants."
msgid "Customers **can** filter the **catalog** based on product attributes and values, allowing them to filter the catalog based only on the attribute(s) of their choice."
msgid "To enable **attributes filtering**, go to :menuselection:`Edit --> Customize` from your **main shop page** and click on one of the :guilabel:`Categories` in the left column. Here, enable either :guilabel:`Left`, :guilabel:`Top`, or **both**, in the :guilabel:`Attributes` field."
msgid "Assign country groups to your pricelists. That way, visitors who aren't logged in yet will get their own currency when landing on your website."
msgid "In the case that you sell in several currencies, you can let your customers choose their own. Check the *Selectable* box to add the pricelist to the website drop-down menu, which can be found in *Pricelists* under the *Products* menu, located in the Website application."
msgid "Go to :menuselection:`Website Admin --> Catalog --> Pricelists` and create a new pricelist with the discount rule (see :doc:`pricing`). Then enter a code."
msgid "Publishing and monitoring customer experience will help you gain the trust of new customers and better engage with your community. In 2 clicks, allow your customer to share their feedback!"
msgid "The moment a payment is officially authorized by a Payment Provider, Odoo *automatically* confirms the order, which triggers the delivery. And, if you invoice based on ordered quantities, you are requested to invoice the order, as well."
msgid "If the user decides to create an invoice, the payment is directly reconciled. This note in the *Chatter* includes a link to the Payment entry, which contains various details about the transaction, along with a link to the related Journal Entry."
msgid "Specific messages are provided to your customers for every payment status whenever they are redirected to Odoo after the transaction. To edit these messages, go to the *Messages* tab of the payment method."
msgid "When the order is confirmed, you can also choose to have an invoice automatically issued and paid. This fully-automated feature is designed for businesses that invoice orders right away."
msgid "If the provider handling the payment is configured to capture amounts manually, the order is confirmed, but the amount is kept on hold. Once the delivery is processed, you can capture the payment from the related Sales Order."
msgid "It has never been so easy for your customers to access their customer account. Forget endless signup forms, Odoo makes it as easy as ABC. They are suggested to sign up (name, email, password) when the order is placed, and not before. Indeed, nothing is more annoying than going through a signup process before buying something."
msgid "If the customer is set as a contact of a company in your address book, they will see all the documents whose the customer belongs to this company."
msgid "Live Chat has the highest satisfaction rating of any communication tool. It allows fast responses and it is accessible and convenient, as your customers can keep doing what they are doing while interacting with you. Remember: your customers want to talk to you, so let's make it easy."
msgid "Once *Live Chat* is installed on your database, if your website was created with Odoo, the application is automatically added to it. All that is left to do is to go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings --> Live Chat`."
msgid "- **Operators**: add agents to respond to the chat requests. Add as many as you like, and keep in mind that operators that do not show any activity in Odoo for more than 30min are considered disconnected."
msgid "- **Options**: set the default text to be shown on the live chat button; an automated welcome message to be seen by visitors when a conversation is initiated, and the text that prompts the user to initiate a chat."
msgid "- **Channel Rules**: choose an action for a given URL, and/or per country. In the example below, the chat window automatically pops-up 3 seconds after users (from any country) land on the contact us page."
msgid "GeoIP, which refers to the process of finding a computer terminal’s geographical location by its IP address, must be installed on your server. Otherwise, under *Channel Rules*, countries are not taken into account."
msgid "Conversations initiated by visitors pop up as a direct message, and are shown in *Discuss*. Therefore, inquiries can be answered wherever you are in Odoo."
msgid "Giving users the opportunity to rate their interactions can help you improving the experience you offer. That means staying on top of your customers' needs, besides keeping track of your operators’ performances."
msgid "Go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`, access your channel form, click on *Go to Website* and on *Unpublished*, to publish the rating of that channel on your website."
msgid "- For *helpdesk tickets*: make sure the application is installed on your database and the option *Live Chat* under :menuselection:`Helpdesk --> Configuration --> Helpdesk Teams` is enabled."
msgid "Helpdesk tickets created from the chat automatically add the conversation as a description of the ticket. The same goes for the creation of a lead."
msgid "Canned responses allow you to have a full piece of text being placed when you type a shortcut word. To create them, go to :menuselection:`Live Chat --> Configuration --> Canned Responses`."
msgid "Go to the *Configuration* menu of your Odoo's Website app. In the settings, turn on Google Analytics and paste the tracking ID. Then save the page."
msgid "Link Trackers allow you to track your marketing campaigns (emails, banner ads, blog posts, social media posts, affiliate links, etc.). This way, you are able to identify your best traffic sources and make informed decisions about the distribution of your marketing budget."
msgid "Go to :menuselection:`Website --> Go to website --> Promote --> Track this page`. Here, you are able to get a specific tracked URL based on the campaign, medium, and source being used."
msgid "To look at statistics of your links, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Go to website --> Promote --> Track this page`. Besides being able to see the *Most Clicked* and *Recently Used* links, you can also see complete statistics by clicking on *Stats*, including the number of clicks, and the country of origin for those clicks."
msgid "Activate the developer mode (:menuselection:`Settings --> Activate the developer mode`) and get access to the *Link Tracker* module and its back-end functionalities."
msgid "Integrated with :doc:`Google Analytics <google_analytics>`, those trackers allow you to see the number of clicks and visitors to keep you on top of your marketing campaigns."
msgid "The integration with the :doc:`CRM </applications/sales/crm/track_leads/prospect_visits>` application allows you to understand where your leads and opportunities are coming from."
msgid "When you `create your Odoo Online database <https://www.odoo.com/trial>`_, we create it for you on our own server. You don't have anything to do."
msgid "Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a set of good practices to optimize your website so that you get a better ranking in search engines like Google. In short, a good SEO allows you to get more visitors."
msgid "Some examples of SEO rules: your web pages should load fast, your page should have one and only one title ``<h1>``, meta tags (alt-tag, title-tag) should be consistent with the content, your website should have a ``/sitemap.xml`` file, etc."
msgid "To guarantee Odoo Website and Odoo eCommerce users have a great SEO, Odoo abstracts all the technical complexities of SEO and handles everything for you, in the best possible way. This will be explained here below."
msgid "Every web page should define the ``<title>`` and ``<description>`` meta data. These information elements are used by search engines to promote your website. They are automatically generated based on page title & content, but you can finetune them. Make sure they fit the content of the page, otherwise you will be downgraded by search engines."
msgid "In order to write quality content and boost your traffic, Odoo provides a ``<keyword>`` finder. Those keywords are the searches you want to head towards your website. For each keyword, you see how it is used in the content (H1, H2, page title, page description, page content) and what are the related searches in Google. The more keywords are used the better."
msgid "If your website is in multiple languages, you can use the Promote tool for every language of a single page and set specific title, description and search tags."
msgid "**Odoo Slides**: publish all your Powerpoint or PDF presentations. Their content is automatically indexed on the web page. Example: `odoo.com/slides/public-channel-1 <https://www.odoo.com/slides/public-channel-1>`_"
msgid "**Odoo Forum**: let your community create contents for you. Example: `odoo.com/forum/1 <https://odoo.com/forum/1>`_ (accounts for 30% of Odoo.com landing pages)"
msgid "**Odoo Mailing List Archive**: publish mailing list archives on your website. Example: `odoo.com/groups/community-59 <https://www.odoo.com/groups/community-59>`_ (1000 pages created per month)"
msgid "The 404 page is a regular page, that you can edit like any other page in Odoo. That way, you can build a great 404 page to redirect to the top content of your website when visitors get lost in invalid URLs."
msgid "Social media is built for mass sharing. If lots of people share your content on social media, then it's likely more people will link to it, and links are a huge factor for SEO ranking."
msgid "Odoo allows to link all your social network accounts in your website footer. All you have to do is to refer all your accounts in your company settings."
msgid "Drop the building block *Share* on any page you want your visitors to share. By clicking the icon, they are prompted to share the page in their social media wall."
msgid "Most social media use a picture of the picture to decorate the share post. Odoo uses the website logo by default but you can choose any other image of your page in the Promote tool."
msgid "Drop the building block *Facebook Page* to display a widget of your Facebook business page and encourage visitors to follow it. You can display the timeline, the next events and the messages."
msgid "**/fr\\_FR** = page language. This part of the URL is removed if the visitor browses the main language of the website Thus, the main version of this page is: https://www.mysite.com/shop/product/my-great-product-31"
msgid "**/shop/product** = every module defines its own namespace (/shop is for the catalog of the eCommerce module, /shop/product is for a product page)."
msgid "**my-great-product** = by default, this is the slugified title of the product this page refers to. But you can customize it for SEO purposes. A product named \"Pain carré\" will be slugified to \"pain-carre\". Depending on the namespace, this could be different objects (blog post, page title, forum post, forum comment, product category, etc.)."
msgid "When an Odoo page has a pager, the page number is set directly in the URL (does not have a GET argument). This allows every page to be indexed by search engines. Example:"
msgid "In short, just change the title of a blog post or the name of a product, and the changes will apply automatically everywhere in your website. The old link still functions when used by external websites, via a 301 redirect, maintaining the SEO link juice."
msgid "Search engines boost ranking of secure HTTPS/SSL websites. So, by default all Odoo Online instances are fully based on HTTPS. If the visitor accesses your website through a non HTTPS url, it gets a 301 redirect to its HTTPS equivalent."
msgid "But every link posted by a contributor that links to an external website is \"nofollow\". In that way, you do not run the risk of people posting links on your website to third-party websites which have a bad reputation."
msgid "Note that, when using the forum, contributors having a lot of Karma can be trusted. In such case, their links will not have any ``rel=\"nofollow\"`` attribute."
msgid "In this example, fr\\_FR is the language of the page. You can even have several variations of the same language: pt\\_BR (Portuguese from Brazil) , pt\\_PT (Portuguese from Portugal)."
msgid "To let search engines know that the second URL is the French translation of the first URL, Odoo will add an HTML link element in the header. In the HTML <head> section of the main version, Odoo automatically adds a link element pointing to the translated versions of that webpage;"
msgid "You do not get penalized by search engines if your page is not translated yet. Indeed, it's not a duplicated content, but a different version of the same content."
msgid "When a visitor lands for the first time on your website (e.g. yourwebsite.com/shop), they may automatically be redirected to a translated version according to their browser language preference (e.g. yourwebsite.com/fr\\_FR/shop)."
msgid "To force a visitor to stick to the default language, you can use the code of the default language in your link, example: yourwebsite.com/en\\_US/shop. This will always land visitors to the English version of the page, without using the browser language preferences."
msgid "The time to load a page is an important criteria for search engines. A faster website not only improves your visitor's experience, but gives you a better page ranking. Some studies have shown that, if you divide the time to load your pages by two (e.g. 2 seconds instead of 4 seconds), the visitor abandonment rate is also divided by two. (25% to 12.5%). One extra second to load a page could `cost $1.6b to Amazon in sales <http://www.fastcompany.com/1825005/how-one-second-could-cost-amazon-16-billion-sales>`__."
msgid "Fortunately, Odoo does all the magic for you. Below, you will find the tricks Odoo uses to speed up your page loading time. You can compare how your website ranks using these two tools:"
msgid "When you upload new images, Odoo automatically compresses them to reduce their sizes (lossless compression for .PNG and .GIF and lossy compression for .JPG)."
msgid "From the upload button, you have the option to keep the original image unmodified if you prefer to optimize the quality of the image rather than performance."
msgid "Odoo compresses images when they are uploaded to your website, not when requested by the visitor. Thus, it's possible that, if you use a third-party theme, it will provide images that are not compressed efficiently. But all images used in Odoo official themes have been compressed by default."
msgid "When you click on an image, Odoo shows you the Alt and title attributes of the ``<img>`` tag. You can click on it to set your own title and Alt attributes for the image."
msgid "Odoo's pictograms are implemented using a font (`Font Awesome <https://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/icons/>`__ in most Odoo themes). Thus, you can use as many pictograms as you want in your page, they will not result in extra requests to load the page."
msgid "this CSS file is shared and cached amongst pages, so that when the visitor clicks on another page, the browser doesn't have to even load a single CSS resource."
msgid "**Pre-processed:** The CSS framework used by Odoo is Bootstrap. Although a theme might use another framework, most of `Odoo themes <https://www.odoo.com/apps/themes>`__ extend and customize Bootstrap directly. Since Odoo supports Less and Sass, you can modify CSS rules instead of overwriting them through extra CSS lines, resulting in a smaller file."
msgid "**Concatenated:** every module or library you might use in Odoo has its own set of CSS, Less or Sass files (eCommerce, blogs, themes, etc.). Having several CSS files is great for the modularity, but not good for the performance because most browsers can only perform 6 requests in parallel resulting in lots of files loaded in series. The latency time to transfer a file is usually much longer than the actual data transfer time, for small files like .JS and .CSS. Thus, the time to load CSS resources depends more on the number of requests to be done than the actual file size."
msgid "To address this issue, all CSS / Less / Sass files are concatenated into a single .CSS file to send to the browser. So a visitor has **only one .CSS file to load** per page, which is particularly efficient. As the CSS is shared amongst all pages, when the visitor clicks on another page, the browser does not even have to load a new CSS file!"
msgid "The CSS sent by Odoo includes all CSS / Less / Sass of all pages / modules. By doing this, additional page views from the same visitor will not have to load CSS files at all. But some modules might include huge CSS/Javascript resources that you do not want to prefetch at the first page because they are too big. In this case, Odoo splits this resource into a second bundle that is loaded only when the page using it is requested. An example of this is the backend that is only loaded when the visitor logs in and accesses the backend (/web)."
msgid "If the CSS file is very big, Odoo will split it into two smaller files to avoid the 4095 selectors limit per sheet of Internet Explorer. But most themes fit below this limit."
msgid "Then, a cached version is stored server-side (so we do not have to pre-process, concatenate, minify at every request) and browser-side (so the same visitor will load the CSS only once for all pages they visit)."
msgid "Most visitors of your website will only need the first two bundles, resulting in a maximum of two Javascript files to load to render one page. As these files are shared across all pages, further clicks by the same visitor will not load any other Javascript resource."
msgid "If you work on :ref:`developer mode <developer-mode>`, the CSS and Javascript are neither concatenated, nor minified. Thus, it's much slower. But it allows you to easily debug with the Chrome debugger as CSS and Javascript resources are not transformed from their original versions."
msgid "If you activate the CDN feature in Odoo, static resources (Javascript, CSS, images) are loaded from a Content Delivery Network. Using a Content Delivery Network has three advantages:"
msgid "Split the resource loading on different services allowing to load more resources in parallel (since the Chrome limit of 6 parallel requests is by domain)"
msgid "You can configure your CDN options from the **Website Admin** app, using the Configuration menu. Here is an example of configuration you can use:"
msgid "The Odoo Website builder has been optimized to guarantee clean and short HTML code. Building blocks have been developed to produce clean HTML code, usually using Bootstrap and the HTML editor."
msgid "As an example, if you use the color picker to change the color of a paragraph to the primary color of your website, Odoo will produce the following code:"
msgid "Websites that are not mobile-friendly are negatively impacted in search engine rankings. All Odoo themes rely on Bootstrap to render efficiently according to the device: desktop, tablet or mobile."
msgid "Javascript, images and CSS resources have an URL that changes dynamically when their content change. As an example, all CSS files are loaded through this URL: `localhost:8069/web/content/457-0da1d9d/web.assets\\_common.0.css <http://localhost:8069/web/content/457-0da1d9d/web.assets_common.0.css>`__. The ``457-0da1d9d`` part of this URL will change if you modify the CSS of your website."
msgid "The sitemap points out pages to index to search engine robots. Odoo generates a ``/sitemap.xml`` file automatically for you. For performance reasons, this file is cached and updated every 12 hours."
msgid "By default, all URLs will be in a single ``/sitemap.xml`` file, but if you have a lot of pages, Odoo will automatically create a Sitemap Index file, respecting the `sitemaps.org protocol <http://www.sitemaps.org/protocol.html>`__ grouping sitemap URL's in 45000 chunks per file."
msgid "``<lastmod>`` : last modification date of the resource, computed automatically based on related object. For a page related to a product, this could be the last modification date of the product or the page."
msgid "``<priority>`` : modules may implement their own priority algorithm based on their content (example: a forum might assign a priority based on the number of votes on a specific post). The priority of a static page is defined by it's priority field, which is normalized (16 is the default)."
msgid "Structured Data Markup is used to generate Rich Snippets in search engine results. It is a way for website owners to send structured data to search engine robots; helping them understand your content and create well-presented search results."
msgid "Odoo implements micro data as defined in the `schema.org <http://schema.org>`__ specification for events, eCommerce products, forum posts and contact addresses. This allows your product pages to be displayed in Google using extra information like the price and rating of a product:"
msgid "When indexing your website, search engines take a first look at the general indexing rules of the ``/robots.txt`` file (allowed robots, sitemap path, etc.). Odoo automatically creates it. Its content is:"
msgid "It means that all robots are allowed to index your website and there is no other indexing rule than specified in the sitemap to be found at following address."
msgid "You can customize the file *robots* in :ref:`developer mode <developer-mode>` from *Settings --> Technical --> User Interface --> Views* (exclude robots, exclude some pages, redirect to a custom Sitemap). Make the Model Data of the view *Non Updatable* to not reset the file after system upgrades."
msgid "**As an Odoo Online user**, you are ready to use Unsplash. You won't need to follow this guide to set up Unsplash information since you will use our own Odoo Unsplash key in a transparent way."
msgid "You will be prompted to insert an **Application name** and a **Description**. Please prefix your application name by \"**Odoo:** \" so that Unsplash can recognize it as an Odoo instance. Once done, click on **Create application**."
msgid "**As a non-Odoo Online user**, you won't be able to register for a production Unsplash key and will be limited to your test key that has a restriction of 50 Unsplash requests per hour."
msgid "Go to your `applications dashboard <https://unsplash.com/oauth/applications>`_ and click on your newly created Unsplash application under **Your applications**."
msgid "You will be redirected to your application details page. The **application ID** will be visible in your browser's URL. The URL should be something like ``https://unsplash.com/oauth/applications/<application_id>``"
msgid "**As a non-Odoo Online user**, you won't be able to register for a production Unsplash key and will be limited to your test key that has a 50 Unsplash requests per hour restriction."
msgid "Odoo’s Multi-Websites opens up broad possibilities of diversification and customer segmentation for your business. A multiplied audience and boosted revenue are now just a few clicks away!"
msgid "Each website can work in a fully independent way, with its theme, branding, domain name, header & footer, pages, languages, products, blog posts, forum, slides, events, live chat channels, etc. Let’s go for a tour!"
msgid "To create a new website, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Settings`. The button, *Create a new website*, lays in the first section."
msgid "In the upcoming prompt, set a name for your new website and a specific domain name. Leave empty to publish the new website under the default domain of your Odoo database. You can later set some country groups to redirect visitors to it using Geo IP."
msgid "Then, select a theme. This new website might have an entirely different purpose or audience than the first one. So feel free to go for a different theme!"
msgid "Once the theme is selected, you can start to build the homepage of your website. Follow the purple drops; they will help you in the first steps."
msgid "If you run Odoo Online, don’t forget to redirect any new domain name to your Odoo database (``CNAME``) and to authorize it Odoo-side. See :ref:`domain-name/existing`."
msgid "The new website has a default menu with all the installed applications. To edit it, click :menuselection:`Pages --> Edit Menu`. Moving forward you only edit the menu of the current website."
msgid "As easy as ABC! There is a website switcher in the right corner of the edit bar. Switching to another website will connect to the domain of this website. If you use another domain for the website, the user is requested to sign in."
msgid "When switching, you are redirected to the same domain path on the other website (e.g., ``/shop/myproduct``). If this URL is not used, you will be redirected to a 404 page but prompted to create a new page from there."
msgid "The website apps you install (e.g., Slides, Blogs) are made available on all your websites. You can, of course, keep them hidden in one website by removing the menu item."
msgid "As said earlier, your websites can either share the same domain name or use a specific one. If you share it and want to adapt the content per region, set country groups in the setting of each website. Visitors will be redirected to the right website using GeoIP."
msgid "Geo IP is installed by default in Odoo Online. If you run Odoo on-premise, don’t forget to install *GeoIP* library. See :doc:`on-premise_geo-ip-installation`"
msgid "Setup an A-record in the DNS configuration of your hosting provider so that \"www.mywebsite2.ext\" is redirected to the IP of your Odoo instance."
msgid "The customer experience can be customized very profoundly thanks to the menu \\*Customize\\*. All the visual options available there are specific to each website. Go through the different pages to adapt them to this new audience. Focus on workflows, and automatic pages (eCommerce checkout, blogs, events, etc.) as the number of available options is higher there."
msgid "Like static pages, any content created from the front-end (product, blog post, etc.) is always only published in the current website. You can change that from the edit form view in the backend and leave the *Website* field blank. This will publish it in all the websites."
msgid "A new static page is created and only made available in the current website. You can duplicate it to other websites from :menuselection:`Website --> Configuration --> Pages`. To do so, leave the *Website* field empty."
msgid "When you edit the page again, the change only affects the current website. A new page is duplicated and tied up to the website. The original page still being linked to all websites."
msgid "Website editors can only view and edit the pages of the records they have access to, typically the ones belonging to their current company (and to their subsidiaries, or child companies in Odoo language). And so is it for visitors."
msgid "If websites are multi-companies, you don’t change company when switching websites. To change the company and see the related content, use the company selector in the menu."
msgid "eCommerce is a crucial feature in the multi-websites environment. We made it so that the entire flow can be customized to fit the very audience of each website."
msgid "We already saw earlier how to publish a specific record in only one website. You will find the \\*Website\\* field in the eCommerce tab of the product edit form. Empty means available in all websites."
msgid "If you need a unique reference to manage in your inventory, you should install *Manufacturing\\ and create *Kits* BoMs (bills of materials). Each kit will link each published “virtual” product to the main reference managed in your inventory. That way, any item sold from your website will be converted into the storable item in the delivery order."
msgid "Then, go to :menuselection:`Website --> Products --> Pricelists` to create additional pricelists. You can also choose to have a pricelist available *only* on a specific website."
msgid "Leaving the field empty means that you make it work in all websites if *Selectable* is selected. Otherwise, it makes it only available for backend operations of Sales and Point of Sale applications."
msgid "By default, published payment providers and delivery methods are deployed in all websites. You could already use specific payment providers per country using Geo IP by defining countries in their configuration. Now you can also do it per website by filling in the *Website* field."
msgid "There is a setting to choose how to manage customer accounts in Website settings. You can either allow customers to use one account through all the websites or compel them to create one account for each website. This last option is convenient if your websites shouldn’t be related to each other in the visitor mind."
msgid "Download both the GeoLite2 City and Country `databases <https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geoip2/geolite2/>`_. You should end up with two files called :file:`GeoLite2-City.mmdb` and :file:`GeoLite2-Country.mmdb`."
msgid "If you don't want to locate the geoip database in :file:`/usr/share/GeoIP/`, use the :option:`--geoip-city-db <odoo-bin --geoip-city-db>` and :option:`--geoip-country-db <odoo-bin --geoip-country-db>` options of the Odoo command line interface. These options take the absolute path to the GeoIP database file and use it as the GeoIP database. For example:"
msgid "The browsing IP address is the localhost (``127.0.0.1``) or a local area network one. If you don't know, you can access your website using mobile data."
msgid "You are using a reverse-proxy (apache, nginx) in front of Odoo but didn't start Odoo with the proxy-mode enabled. See :option:`proxy mode <odoo-bin --proxy-mode>`."
msgid "You will see that Now, next to English there is also French, which means that the page for the translation has been created. You can also see that some of the text has been translated automatically."
