Reply to "Linking To Ebay Store Categories"

dannoMember

Hi Linda,

If you have an eBay Store page with categories, just mouse-over each of the categories with your browser and you'll see the category page links (long with store name and category embedded with alot of gibberish looking text and numbers), e.g. in IE it's on the Status bar at lower left when Status Bar is enabled as View option. Copy and paste those links as the href="url" for any HTML anchors you wish to create from a listing page.

Note, adding or rearranging those categories might need update to the links, so best done when you've got those fairly locked.

This is the one method I'm familiar with, but their may be a search method on Store that yields a similar or better result.

eBay's New Listing page design has a Store strip across the page above the Description that replaces the old category box at left. You should be able to customize that soon, if not by now (only 30 days from New Design going live).

Danno

5/16/0912:43 PM

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