WooCommerce · How-to

Allowed domains: where the preview can open

The list of allowed domains decides which websites can open the wall preview of your store. You manage it in the seeonwall.com dashboard.

  1. Open the list

    In WordPress, open WooCommerce → seeonwall.com. On the Settings tab, click Open dashboard. In the dashboard, open Shop Settings and find Allowed domains.

  2. Check your store domain

    When you connect the store, the plugin makes sure that its domain is allowed, for example with myshop.com. When you connect the store again under a new domain, the plugin replaces the old domain with the new one. You do not have to add the store domain yourself.

    The list with the store domain on it. The × next to it removes it.
    The list with the store domain on it. The × next to it removes it.
  3. Add a domain

    Enter a domain, such as myshop.com, and click Add. Enter only the hostname: www.myshop.com and myshop.com are two different entries. *.myshop.com allows every subdomain of myshop.com, but not myshop.com itself.

    Add the hosts of your poster images too when they are not on your store domain, for example a CDN.

    An empty list allows every website. Enter a domain and click Add.
    An empty list allows every website. Enter a domain and click Add.
  4. Allow the domains that the dashboard has seen

    Under Pages seen in the last 30 days, the dashboard lists the pages that opened a preview of your shop, and how many previews were blocked. Click Allow next to each one that is yours. Image hosts seen in the last 30 days lists where your poster images loaded from. Allow those too, or the preview does not show the poster.

  5. Remove a domain

    Click × next to it. Previews stop on that domain at once, and poster images from it stop loading. When you remove the last domain, previews work on every website again.

When something stops working

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Tell us which product and which step, and we will help. Email support@seeonwall.com.

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