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Magento is one of their most popular eCommerce platforms that continues to release new versions with updates and bug fixes. To keep up with the pace of your competition, benefit from new features, and keep your store safe, you have to regularly. However, before you you should be aware of the version you currently use. That said, there are several ways to check Magento version. In this article, we'll look into each of them in detail. 1. Check Magento version via Admin Panel For starters, we can check Magento 2 version from the admin panel. To do that, log into your Magento admin panel and scroll down to the footer. You'll see your Magento version in the bottom right corner. 2. Check Magento version using CLI Besides, you can check Magento version via the command line. To do this navigate to your Magento 2 root directory and run the following command: php bin/magento --version The result should be the following: Magento CLI 2.4.6 3. Get Magento version programmatically Here is another optionihor

Managing a single-language website is significantly easier than managing a multi-language one. However, creating a Magento multi-language store is a must if you want to take your business beyond borders. So, whether you are setting up your first multi-language store in Magento or scaling an existing one, you're in the right place. Here you'll learn everything you need to connect with global customers and drive more traffic to your store. From installing the language packs to translating content and enabling the  — we've got you covered. Benefits of Magento 2 Multi-Language Store Once you start a multi-language Magento 2 store, you'll see that it's not about technical changes only. It's about a strategy that makes your business reach the international level. But that's not the only benefit. Expanded global reach If your store "speaks" several languages, you reach more customers around the globe. Instead of being limited to one region only. Therefore, setting up a Magento multi-languageihor

Originally you cannot reindex Magento from admin panel. To perform you need to use PuTTY or another terminal application to run the CLI commands, e.g. command for reindexing: php bin/magento indexer:reindex So, most often developers use . However, wiith FREE Magento 2 Command Line (CLI) Extension by Magefan you can run CLI commands directly from Magento 2 admin panel. To reindex Magento 2 from admin panel: 1. Install the Magefan CLI extension to see a new menu item "System > Command Line" to be added to the admin menu. 2. Enter your current admin user password (for security reasons) On the "Comand Line" page and enter the Magento 2 reindex command. 3. Press ENTER to start the reindexing after you have entered the "php bin/magento indexer:reindex" command. Result: With the Magefan CLI module, you can run any other Magento 2 commands. Check out the video to see how easy it actually is: