Chủ Nhật, 29 tháng 11, 2015

 1.       From the Admin Panel, select Sales | Tax | Customer Tax Classes.
The Customer Tax Classes page gets displayed. If this is a new installaNon, only one Class is listed—Retail Customer.

2.       Click on Add New. The Customer Tax Class InformaIon page is displayed.

3.       Enter a name for the Customer Tax Class.

4.       Click on Save Class.

Repeat unNl all of the Customer Tax Classes that you need have been created.


Thứ Tư, 25 tháng 11, 2015

1.     Click on Duplicate. When the Product is duplicated, you will see a message at the top of the page.You know that you are working with a duplicate Product, and not the original, be- cause the SKU is blank.

2.     For the configurable Atribute, choose a new value.
In our demo store, we chose a new value for grind:

3.     Enter a unique SKU for this Product.

4.     Set the Status to Enabled.

5.     If needed, edit the Name and DescripIon.

6.     Under Inventory, the Qty for the new Product is automaNcally set to zero, and the
Stock Availability is set to Out of Stock. You must change these.

7.     Look through the tabs for any other informaNon that needs to be changed for this new Product. For example, if you changed the Name and DescripIon, would you also need to change the Meta InformaIon? Does this Product look different enough from the others that you will need to upload new Images for the product?

8.     Save this Product.

9.     Repeat as needed, unNl you have created all of the Products that you need for this Configurable Product.
 
You have just created Simple Products which will comprise this Configurable Product.
When a shopper selects a value for the Configurable Product's atribute, (s)he is essenNally
selecNng one of the Simple Products that you just created.


A Configurable Product is one where the customer gets to choose an atribute of the Product. For example, a pair of shoes is a Configurable Product if the customer gets to choose the size. Likewise, a shirt is also a Configurable Product if the customer can choose the size and colour. In our demo store, we will create a Configurable Product by enabling customers to choose the grind for a coffee.

A Configurable Product is actually a collecNon of Simple Products. Think about a shoe example. In the inventory, the store has many different sizes of the same model of shoe.
Each size is in a different shoebox, and has a different SKU. Each size is, essenNally, a different Product. When a shopper selects a specific size, (s)he is really selecNng a specific Product
with its own, unique SKU.

This means that for every choice you give your customers for a Configurable Product, you need to create a Simple Product. For example, suppose you sell a shirt in the following configuraNons:

Size Color SKU
small blue shsmbl
medium blue shmebl
small red shsmre
medium red shmere
large red shlare

In this case, you would allow the customer to choose two Atributes for this Configurable Product: size and color. Hence, you would create five Simple Products.


Under the Associated Products tab you select the Products that are part of this Group.

The previous screenshot shows what this tab looks like aGer you have added Associated Products. When you first select this tab, there will be no Associated Products.

1. Click on Reset Filter to view all products, or to find specific products, enter your search criterion and click on Search. This causes the Products in your store to be displayed in the list.

2. To select a Product, click to place a check mark in the first column.

3. Enter a default quanNty for the Product. This will pre-fill the quanNty field, Qty, when the customer selects this Group.

4. Use the PosiIon field to determine the order in which the Products should be displayed.
5. Click on Save.

You just completed the last step in creaNng a Grouped Product. Now when a shopper visits the page for the product, (s)he will see a picture and descripNon for the Group. (S)he will also see the individual Simple Products that will be added to the cart if the Group Product is added.


Uploading images
1. On the Product InformaIon page, select the Images tab.
2. Click on Browse Files.... In the dialog box that appears, select one file to upload.

3. AGer selecNng the image, click on the Open or OK buton in the dialog box.

4. If you want the same image to be used for base, small, and thumbnail, you can move to the next step. If you want to use separate images for each of the three images, then click on Browse Files... and select the appropriate images.

5. AGer you select all the images that you want for this Product, click on Upload Files.
The files will be uploaded to the Images page.
In our example, only one image has been uploaded for the product. It will be used for all three image sizes. For coffee, it did not make sense to have mulNple images because there is not much to show about this product.

6. Select the image you want for the Base Image, Small Image, and Thumbnail Image
by clicking the radio butons shown in the following screenshot:

7. To exclude an image type, click on the radio buton in the top row for No Image.
This means that wherever Magento would have used that image size, no image will
be displayed. For example, the thumbnail image appears in the Shopping Cart. If
you select No Image for the Thumbnail Image, then no image will be added when
this is placed in the Shopping Cart. You might use No Image when you are selling
something for which an image doesn't make sense. For example, if you're selling a
repair service you might not need an image.

8. Enter a Label for each image. This will be used as the "alt text" for that image.

9. Click on Save And ConInue Edit.


 
When Magento displays a product in your store, that product appears on its own page. Most of the informaNon that your shoppers see on that page is entered here, on the General tab.


NoNce that several fields on this page are marked with red asterisks. These fields are required, so you must fill them.

1.     Enter Name, DescripIon, and Short DescripIon.
The way these fields funcNon is similar to the fields for Simple Product. Your customers will see the product Name at the top of the product's page. The
Short DescripIon field appears below that, in the secNon labeled Quick Overview.
The DescripIon field appears below that.

2.     Enter a unique SKU.
A Grouped Product has an SKU, just like a Simple Product. However, when a customer adds a Grouped Product to the Shopping Cart, the individual Product's SKUs are added to the cart. The Grouped Product's SKU is not added to the Cart.


2.     OpNonally, enter dates for Set Product as New from/to Date.
A new product can be included in the new product display, RSS feed, and/or an email announcement. SeNng dates in the fields for Set product as new from/to date makes the product new to Magento. If you use any of these features, you will need
to fill in the date fields. However, if you don't highlight the new products in your store, you can safely leave these fields blank.
If any of the individual Products that make up the Grouped Product are new, they will also appear as new in addiNon to the Grouped Product.
3.     Select a Status for this Group.
Enabled makes this product acNve and displays it in your store. Disabled makes this product inacNve and hides it from shoppers. It is good pracNce to keep a product Disabled unNl you've filled out all the tabs and double-checked your work.
4.     Enter a URL key.
This field funcNons in the same it does for a Simple Product. The URL key field creates a search engine friendly URL. Because a URL cannot have spaces or special characters, you cannot use it in this field. If you leave this field blank, Magento will generate a search engine friendly URL for you based on the product's Name.
5.     Select the Visibility for this Group.
This field determines if the product will not display at all in your site (Nowhere), display on the pages of your site (Catalog), show up in search results (Search), or both (Catalog, Search). Note that although a product's Status is set to Enabled, your shop- pers won't be able to see or find that product if you have its Visibility set to Nowhere.
6.     Select the seNng for Allow Gi† Message.
This field determines whether customers can add a giG message to this product during checkout. Yes and No are self-explanatory. Use config means that for this product, Magento will use the sitewide seNng for giG messages. You will find that seNng under System | Sales | Sales | Gi† Messages.
7.     Save and ConNnue
In the upper right corner of the New Product page, there are two Save butons:
Save will save what you have entered in this tab, and advance you to the next tab. Save and ConInue Edit will save the informaNon that you entered, but keep you on the same tab.

Using new themes

Your store's layout, terminology, colour scheme, typestyles, and images are controlled by its theme. CreaNng an enNrely new theme for your site is beyond the scope of this book. Covering it will require an enNre book by itself. However, you can easily replace your site's default theme with a theme that someone has built for you. In addiNon to many paid themes, you can find plenty of free themes on the web as well.

The files for your store's theme reside in these two directories:

1.       /app/design/frontend/default/default/—This directory contains the layout, translaNons for the labels and terms, and templates.
2.       /skin/frontend/default/default/—This directory contains images, style sheets, and JavaScript for the blocks.

The last part of those paths, /default, is the name of the theme that comes with Magento, default theme. When you install a new theme, you will place its files under /app/design/ frontend/default and /skin/frontend/default. For example, I downloaded the
free Linen theme from www.magthemes.com, and copied its files into /app/design/ frontend/default/linen and /skin/frontend/default/linen.

When I unzipped the package for the Linen theme, it contained these directories:

       /skin/frontend/LinenTheme/default
       /app/design/frontend/LinenTheme/default




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