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llms txt support for better ai visibility onprintshop now introduces llms txt generation for public stores , giving admins better control over how store content is presented for large language models and ai indexing this feature allows you to curate and structure key store information, such as products, categories, and content pages, into a single, well formatted llms txt file this functionality is available only for public stores to get started, the admin can navigate to the seo section in the admin panel and then select the sitemaps menu a new tab llms txt has been introduced start the configuration by adding the store name and store description , which will appear at the top of the llms txt file and help clearly identify the store from there, the admin selects which product categories, products, and content pages should be included each selected item is automatically listed in the llms txt file in a structured format that displays the title, link, and a short description depending on the section, additional details are included—for product categories, meta title and meta description; for products, details such as sku, long description, meta title, meta description, size, and supported options (radio, checkbox, and dropdown); and for content pages, meta title and meta description for better control, each section—products, product categories, and content pages—has an active status, allowing the admin to deactivate any section so its data is excluded from the llms txt file the admin can verify the details and save the configuration next, you'll need to generate the txt file to obtain a system generated llms txt file for the already generated llms txt file, the admins can view and edit the file or upload a completely custom llms txt file if needed if the llms txt file has not been generated yet but the settings are saved, the system will automatically generate the file when the url https //\[domain]/llms txt is accessed enhanced package calculator & shipping costs the package calculator has been upgraded to simplify and improve shipping cost accuracy instead of manually entering order weight, admins can now select product options through the price calculator, apply them, and proceed with package creation using auto calculated values the system also provides clearer package suggestions with a refined “best package summary” and an improved, more intuitive configuration interface these enhancements reduce manual effort and make the packaging process faster, easier, and more reliable charge customers based on actual cuts onprintshop now supports calculating cutting costs based on imposition sections, allowing charges to be derived from the number of rows and columns created on a printer’s sheet this enhancement helps apply more accurate cutting charges by billing only for the required cuts instead of a fixed lump sum cost with this enhancement, the cutting cost is added as an additional price component to the total product cost and is configured as an admin only master option using a formula based pricing method two new dynamic variables are introduced— {rows per sheet} and {columns per sheet} — which automatically calculate the number of rows and columns based on the selected sheet size and product dimensions these variables can be used directly in the pricing formula to derive the cutting cost to enable this calculation, the sheet calculation must be active for the printing product, a valid imposition schema must be configured, and the master option must be set to formula based pricing with the required variables included once configured, no additional setup is needed when the product is ordered, the system automatically calculates the cutting cost based on the imposition details rows are calculated by dividing the sheet height by the product height, and columns are calculated by dividing the sheet width by the product width, rounding down to whole numbers for example, with a product size of 5 × 8 cm on a 100 × 100 cm sheet, the system calculates 12 rows and 20 columns using a formula like ({rows per sheet} − 1) + ({columns per sheet} − 1) , the cutting cost per sheet would be 30 , ensuring accurate, fair, and automated cutting charges