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Nowadays being a Frontend Developer means huge diversity. Amount of solutions, libraries or even package managers are really astonishing. So how to use modern JavaScript framework in Magento? Check this out!
What is often driving sales? The discounts. All products labeled ”-20%”, ”10$off”, ”15$each” that’s what people love. And how can this function in e-commerce? Would you like to show your customers how much a product is discounted? Is it fixed or percentage? Or maybe just discounted to some amount like 10$?
Magento lets us build a well-developed, complex e-commerce project with custom design. To create good-looking Magento project we have to style a lot of pages. However, we can make our work easier by grouping pages using Magento BodyClass.
First of all, how does the select list look like?
Not everyone knows that default Magento registration form offers some additional fields. What is certain, they give us an opportunity to collect an extra information about our customers. Not all of these fields look attractive and they may not fit into our general website layout. Don’t worry! There is a way to change their design, keeping all the functionalities and Magento integration.
Sometimes you want to tell your customers that your shop is available only several hours a day. Don’t you? In many cases, your team works only few days a week, but your online store is working all the time. You’re not being able to find and adjust this settings? By default, Magento doesn’t share these two elements in admin panel, although there is a simple solution for Magento to cover your needs.
Sometimes you need to add a default filter for your Magento admin grid. Perhaps you ask yourself do I need to override any class to do this? The answer is simple – No, You don’t!
Additional knowledge is never too much! Our new Front End Developer Przemek, having an internship in our company, decided to share his knowledge about debugging JavaScript in the browser and by using PHPStorm (We will be happy to share it with you too. Check how, down below).
Sometimes you need to get to Magento admin panel but you don’t have an account, what then? Don’t worry, there is a simple solution.
Sometimes you need to reorganize your category tree in Magento. For example, if you’ve got 10,000 categories and over twice as many products, then every time you move a category, you need to wait for ages. Don’t you?