You would just need to populate the tabs at the bottom of the template with meaningful content and assign them to products/revise listings. We offer free responsive/active content compliant templates in Step 10 of the Control Panel.We have an in-house designer so we can get you a quote to analyze the problematic areas, and we can update your template for you (charges may apply).If you’re not HTML friendly, you have more options below. Removing the problematic areas of the template yourself in the HTML (Step 10 of the Control Panel).It might take a while depending on how many listings you have, but this is especially useful if you have a lot of variances in your listings.Īfter you scan the listing you can see if you have any Active Content or if your listing is violating any other eBay policies (which we’ll discuss more below).ĭepending on where/complexity of the Active Content you have a few options: You can also scan all active listings from a seller account here: You can scan individual listings by using this tool: This help guide is meant to A) inform you of these changes and B) describe how to combat/update your listings so you are in compliance.ĮBay has mandated that any Active Content (javascript, forms etc) be removed from listings as they want to become more mobile friendly. We’ve also been reaching out to clients to inform them of these changes so they can take action on them ASAP. If any of your listings are in violation, eBay should have gotten in contact with you, usually via email, and submitted a list of those affected eBay Item ID’s.
As you probably know by now, eBay has been making a lot of changes to what they allow in listing descriptions/templates.
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