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Although Magento 2 cookies may seem unimportant to users, they are essential for merchants. They help collect customers' personal data for marketing and analytics. But most importantly, they help maintain . There are some basic Magento 2 cookie settings you can configure by default. They include Magento cookies policy, cookie lifetime, cookie consent bar, cookie restriction mode and others.  This guide teaches you how to configure Magento cookies properly and how to make them compatible with Google Consent Mode v2. There are also details on how to set up the cookie consent bar and add new cookies to track in Magento. Key takeaways Magento 2 cookies are used to keep track of customer sessions, analyse their behaviour, and provide personalised web browsing. Magento cookie settings allow merchants to set up cookie lifetime, domain, cookie restrictions, and consent. Magento collects essential (session id, customer authentication, customer group, consent, etc.) and non-essential (_ga, _gatihor

Customers build some associations with your brand right after they land at your store for the first time. This is why it is important to configure the default page (the one associated with the ) since this is where people land if some page is not accessible. Thus, having these default pages configured helps to guide your clients through the website and eliminates any confusion that might appear on the way.  This article is exactly what you need if you want to know how to set up default pages in Magento 2. To configure default pages in Magento 2: 1. Go to Stores > Configuration > General > Web > Default Pages and enter the Default Web URL. 2. Choose what page should be displayed for the CMS Home Page. 3. Specify the Default No-route URL. 4. Select the CMS No Route Page from the available options in the dropdown list. 5. Choose the CMS No Cookie Page to be displayed when cookies are disabled. 6. Specify whether to Show Breadcrumbs for CMS Pages. Don't forget to press the Save Config buttonihor

Invoices are important elements of efficient . This is a special type of document containing all the order details that are of great importance for both a customer and a store.  In most cases, invoices are created automatically, based on the you have. But when it comes to printing, you have to do it manually. Fortunately, Magento allows you to print invoices in more than one way. You can either print a particular invoice or print several in bulk. So, don't miss an opportunity to learn how to print invoices in Magento 2 using this guide. Want to send order-related documents automatically? Attach PDF Invoices and other files to the sales emails using . How to Print an Invoice in Magento 2? To print an invoice in Magento 2: 1. Go to Sales > Invoices, choose the order you would like to print the invoice for, and press the View link. 2. Press the Print button on the top menu and the PDF file will be downloaded. It really couldn't be simpler. However, if you want to print multiple invoicesihor

Magento backorders allow customers to place orders even if the desired product is out of stock. That's a great feature since it prevents people from leaving their carts and moving to different stores. It comes in handy at times when the inventory hasn't been restocked, but you want to keep customers engaged.  Note: to prevent unexpected out-of-stock situations, you might want to enable   to optimize your stock management.  Magento 2 allows you to set up backorders in two ways: globally or for a certain product. In this article, you'll learn how to apply both of these methods and tackle what backorders actually mean. What are Backorders? Backorder is a specific type of order placed by the customer when an item is currently out of stock. So, basically, you can buy an item the moment you visit the store. But it won't be delivered until it appears on the shelves again.  Store owners can benefit from the Magento backorders since they know what products are selling well and whichihor

It's hard to overestimate the importance of making a customer's journey on your website as flawless as possible. If your store is easy to interact with, people will definitely want to come back. As it happens, lots of those interactions happen through the customer account. That's why you have to make use of the Magento customer account configuration settings. So you can not only make engaging with your store easier but manage customer account options according to your requirements. Want to track how many customers sign in or create an account on your store? Add to your store and get in-depth data reports on customers' behaviour. The whole process may seem a bit complicated, considering the number of options Magento provides. However, in this article, we'll guide you through all the steps you have to take. In order to configure customer accounts in Magento 2, navigate to Stores > Configuration > Customers > Customers Configuration. As you can see, there are a lot of sections you'll needihor

Magento 2 pagination is a necessary element for better store navigation that also improves loading speed and SEO, especially for large catalogues. Pagination splits products across multiple pages instead of loading everything at once. This improves navigation for both visitors and Google crawlers. This guide covers all pagination settings in Magento, for pagination, and teaches how to choose the best pagination style for your store. Key takeaways Displaying 20-40 products per page is a recommended Magento pagination setting for large catalogues to keep the balance between speed and user experience. Magento provides built-in pagination controls, such as View As, Sort By, Show Per Page, and Pagination Links. Pagination creates unique URLs for product listing pages and enables search engines to discover and index more products. Magento AJAX pagination or AJAX infinite scroll is a pagination alternative that loads products dynamically while keeping users on the same page. Magento lacks paginationihor

One of the ways to prevent the unauthorized usage of your store's product images is to apply watermarks to them. A watermark is a highly transparent symbol that is placed onto an image. It's typically a logo, stamp, or signature associated with your store. This feature makes your products and services easily recognizable and also improves brand awareness.  If you would like to apply watermarks in your Magento 2 store, but don't know how to do that, this article is exactly what you need.  How to Add Product Image Watermarks in Magento 2? In order to add product image watermarks, follow the steps described below: 1. Navigate to Content > Design > Configuration and press the Edit link on the theme you would like to configure.  2. Expand the Product Image Watermarks section. Note: here you can find three sections (Base, Thumbnail, and Small) and plenty of fields to fill in for each of them. However, the content you have to add is quite the same in all of them, so we'll use the Smallihor

A logo is what your customers associate your store with and what helps them to identify your brand among a huge number of others. Having your store's logo added to the invoice PDF printouts sent via and packing slips may serve as a sign of reliable service. That's why such a technic can increase brand awareness and improve customers' overall experience. So, in this guide, you'll learn how to configure invoice and packing slip design in Magento 2.  To configure invoice and packing slip design in Magento: 1. Go to Stores > Configuration > Sales > Sales > Invoice and Packing Slip Design.  2. Press the Choose File button and upload your logo in the Logo for PDF Print-outs (200x50) field. The 200x50 size is recommended.  3. Choose File and upload the logo in the Logo for HTML Print View field. 4. Enter the Address (email address or a few of them) that will be displayed in the invoices PDFs and packing slips.  Once you finish, press the Save Config button and have a look at howihor

While proceeding with the , your customers can see the Order Summary section, which includes the total price of the purchase, as well as the components that make it up (e.g. subtotal, tax, discounts, etc.). Each of these items has a certain place in the list and reflects the order of the total sum calculation.  This is one of the possible views of the checkout totals on the Magento checkout. However, the checkout totals sort order can be configured from the admin panel and in this article, we'll show you how to do that. To Configure Checkout Totals Sort Order in Magento 2: 1. Go to Stores > Configuration > Sales > Sales > Checkout Totals Sort Order. 2. Set the values in each of the following fields: Subtotal; Discount; Shipping; Tax; Fixed Product Tax; Grand Total. Note: the lower the value, the higher in the list the following item will appear. Thus, Subtotal will be on the top of the order summary list since its value is 10, while Grand Total, having a value of 100, will be placedihor

We can refer to the Terms and Conditions as to the special kind of agreement between a store and a customer. Customers have to agree to follow all the guidelines and rules of using your website prior to purchasing your products or services. It's a great way to avoid any kind of misunderstanding and improve client loyalty. That's why it is important to make the terms and conditions checkbox available during . So, in this article, you'll learn how to do that.  How to Add Terms and Conditions Checkbox in Magento 2?   First of all, to add the terms and conditions checkbox in Magento 2, you have to create terms and conditions and only then proceed with adding the checkbox. Let's explore each step in more detail.  1. Create Terms and Conditions  Navigate to Stores > Settings > Terms and Conditions and press the Add New Condition button.  Set the Condition Name. Enable terms and conditions by choosing a corresponding option in the Status field. Select if you want to Show Contentihor

Password is a vital part of the process of creating a . It keeps their data secured within their accounts and provides access to important information about orders, invoices, refunds, reward programs, etc. Magento 2 provides multiple options for customer account password configuration. These include the reset password link, forgot/remind email template, maximum login failures to lock the account, the number of characters that make up a password, and much more. So, in this article, you'll learn how to configure password options for customers in Magento 2 to ensure convenient password recovery. To configure password options in Magento: 1. Go to Stores > Configuration > Customers > Customer Configuration > Password Options. 2. Choose the way for checking password reset requests in the Password Reset Protection Type field. Here you have four possible options: By IP and Email; By IP; By Email; None. 3. Set the Maximum Number of Password Reset Requests. Enter 0 here if you want to disable thisihor

While creating new accounts, your customers have to fill in some of their personal information. Depending on the policy of your store, you can add or remove the fields that contain customer name and address data and set them up according to your needs.  are very flexible in this regard. So, in this article, we'll explain how to do that.  To configure customer name and address options in Magento 2, take the following steps: 1. Go to Stores > Settings > Configuration > Customers > Customer Configuration > Name and Address Options. Note: You have to clear the Use System Values checkboxes to configure all the fields, or you can enable those checkboxes to use the default options.  2. Enter the Number of Lines in a Street Address. The default value is 2, however, you can use a different number on the scale from 1 to 4.  3. In the Show Prefix field, choose either Optional or Required to use the name prefix in the new customer account forms. You can disable the feature by choosingihor

It is crucial to use the correct technics to keep your clients engaged and drive more of them to your store. Since it all comes down to customer experience, you have to optimize all the processes during the customer's journey on your website, including customer account options. Fortunately, Magento 2 gives you multiple features for the configuration of new customer accounts. And in this article, we'll provide more details about them.  To configure new customer account options in Magento 2 take the following steps: 1. Navigate to Stores > Settings > Configuration > Customers > Customer Configuration > Create New Account Options. 2. Choose whether to Enable Automatic Assignment to Customer Group.  3. If you chose Yes in the previous field, set the Default Group to which your customers will be assigned automatically.   Note: if you enable no customer will be created. So, no customer group will be assigned to them unless you . 4. Set the Default Value for Disable Automatic Groupihor

Magento 2 offers you outstanding features for stock management. Except for the global , you can also benefit from the advanced settings. Thanks to the Magento advanced inventory, you can track quantities of multiple products and manage inventory more efficiently on a per-product basis.  Depending on your requirements, there are two ways to configure advanced inventory in Magento 2. You can either exclude stock management (short form) or include stock management (long form). The difference is in the number of options you can configure for an individual product. In this article, you will learn how to configure Magento 2 advanced inventory using both of these methods.  To configure Advanced Inventory in Magento, go to Catalog > Products, choose a product you would like to set up advanced inventory for and press a corresponding button under Quantity. Exclude Stock Management 1. Set the Manage Stocks field to No. 2. Complete the Minimum Quantity Allowed in Shopping Cart. 3. Specify theihor

HubSpot is a flexible software platform, that serves as a boosting tool for your company's marketing strategies and effective sales. Since it's cloud-based, you can easily access your data, follow the latest profitable marketing trends and host multiple services in one place, including a blog.  A blog is undoubtedly an excellent tool for improving customer experience and generating client interest in the services you provide. However, instead of managing a blog separately from your online store, you can have all data gathered in one place. With our  you get a variety of adaptable options and user-friendly functionality on top of managing your store within one instance. So, in this guide, you'll find out how to import your HubSpot Blog to our Magento 2 Blog. Note: import from HubSpot Blog is available only in the edition.  How to Import Blog from HubSpot to Magento Use the following steps to import your HubSpot Blog to Magento 2 Blog.  1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Importihor

Joomla is a content management system with a user-friendly interface and plenty of customizable options. Its tools allow you to create a perfect website that will meet your needs and requirements. This platform is popular not only among big companies or businesses but it's also used by smaller ones such as nonprofit organizations.  However many users find some difficulties in working with this system. For that very reason, you might consider Magento to cover most of your store needs. As you will be migrating your store data to Magento you'll need the as well to migrate your Joomla blog.  Note: import from Joomla Blog is available only in the edition.  How to Import Blog from Joomla to Magento To import the Joomla Blog to Magento 2 Blog, follow the steps described below:  1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Import from Joomla. 2. Add the info to the following fields: Enter the Database Name where your old blog is stored. Specify the User Name. Add the Password. Fill in theihor

Drupal is a content management platform created to bring your content ideas and strategies to life and provide efficient solutions for your online store. It's a flexible tool that is free and has an open code, so you can easily modify it in accordance with your needs. It can also be associated with a wide range of modules, high speed, and advanced security settings. However, this platform is mostly designed to be used by professionals with great prior experience in the field. The interface is rather not intuitive, so there may be some hardships in the familiarization process, especially for beginners.  That being said, if you decide to migrate to the Magento e-Commerce platform, you will have to figure out a way to migrate all your content there, including blog. Luckily our offers a variety of options, including a blog import wizard so no of your valuable content is lost. In this article, we'll have a closer look at the import of the Drupal blog to Magento 2 Blog. Note: import from Drupalihor

Since eCommerce is expanding rather quickly, you can easily choose a different vendor or platform to import your blog to. If you decide to use our because it's full of flexible options you won't be disappointed. Our blog offers a variety of import tools, including an Amasty Import.  Thus, in this article, we'll learn how to import Amasty M2 Blog to Magefan Magento 2 Blog. Note: import from Amasty Magento 2 Blog is available only in the edition.  How to Import Blog from Amasty M2 Use the steps described below to import your Amasty M2 Blog to Magefan Magento 2 Blog.  1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Import from Amasty.  2. Set the following fields: Fill in the Database Name of your old blog. Complete the User Name field. Enter the Password. In the Database Host field, specify the host of your old blog. Add the Table Prefix. Select the Store View to which you want to import your old blog.  3. Press the Start Import button.  Note: in order to import and displayihor

If you already run a blog in your online store, you are well aware of the potential effects it may have on user interaction and website usability. Given how swiftly eCommerce is developing, there may be numerous reasons for moving your blog from one platform or vendor to another. If you settle upon our you will get an extensive features list, one of which is an easy import wizard. Hence, in this guide, you'll find out how to import a blog from the Mirasvit M2 Blog to our Magento 2 Blog.  How to Import Blog from Mirasvit M2 To import Mirasvit M2 Blog to Magefan Magento 2 Blog, follow the steps described below.  1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Import from Mirasvit. 2. Fill in the following fields: Set the Database Name you are importing your blog from. Add the User Name. Fill in the Password. Enter the host of your old blog in the Database Host field. Specify the Table Prefix. 3. Don't forget to press the Start Import button.  Note: copy the images files to the Magento pub/media/magefan_blogihor

A blog is without a doubt an essential component of growing a website. However, sometimes you might need to switch your blog from one platform or vendor. You may decide to use our because it offers you a great load of features and excellent scalability. So, this article will guide you through the migration of the Amasty M1 Blog to the Magefan Magento 2 Blog. Note: import from Amasty Magento 1 Blog is available only in the edition.  How to Import Blog from Amasty M1 Follow the steps below to import Amasty M1 Blog to Magento 2 Blog. 1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Import to Amasty.  2. Complete the following fields: Specify the Database Name of your old blog. Fill in the User Name. Enter the Password. Add your old blog's host in the Database Host field. Set the Table Prefix. Choose the Store View you want to import your old blog to.  3. Press the Start Import button.  Note: to import and display the images from your old blog, you have to copy the images files toihor

A blog is certainly a necessary component that a . If your online store already has a blog, then you are aware of its possible impact on user engagement and website navigation. There may be many reasons to import your blog from one platform or provider to another given how quickly eCommerce is growing. Due to its flexibility and vast array of features, our can be one of the options for you to choose from. In this article, we'll explain how to import a blog from the Mageplaza M2 Blog to our Magento 2 Blog.  How to Import Blog from Mageplaza M2 To import Mageplaza M2 Blog to Magento 2 Blog, use the following steps. 1. Go to Content > Blog > Import > Import from Mageplaza. 2. Add the required information: Complete the Database Name of your old blog. Fill in the User Name. Enter the Password. In the Database Host field, add the host of your old blog. Set the Table Prefix. 3. Press the Start Import button.  Note: to import and display the images from your old blog, make sure to copyihor