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Since the customer-store relationship is based on communication it's best to reach out to them in their local language. Correspondingly, you need to translate email templates when you set up store.  By default Magento allows you to translate emails by creating multiple copies in different languages. However, depending on the number of languages you have, multiple email templates might just be too much to handle.  So, in this guide, we'll show you how you can translate emails in Magento by default or simplify the process with auto translation. Translate Email Templates in Default Magento Long story short — in default Magento, you have to load and translate each template as many times as many languages you have. Then assign each email to a different store view. But let's go through the process step by step. 1. Navigate to Marketing > Communications > Emails Templates and press the Add New Template button. 2. Load the Default Template you want to translate. We've selected the New Orderihor

In case you already have a  and want it to use "manage_pages" and "publish_pages" permissions you will learn how to enable them in this article. These permissions are needed for Facebook App to be able to publish posts on your . Once it is in the developer mode you can make any publications on the Facebook page through the Facebook App without these permissions.  However, being published while in the developer mode posts aren't seen to anyone except for the page administrators and Facebook App developers. That is because Facebook needs to confirm the manage_pages and publish_pages requests, to make them seen to the public. In order to request "manage_pages" and "publish_pages" permissions take the following steps: 1. Go to https://developers.facebook.com  and log in to your Facebook Account to continue working with Facebook App.  2. Navigate to My Apps, choose the Facebook App you want to configure the permissions for and make sure yourihor

Notice: this functionality is deprecated and no longer works in the latest versions of Magento 2 Blog. Posting to Facebook automatically saves you a lot of time so you don't have to duplicate your Magento 2 Blog posts to Facebook, especially if you publish regularly. In this article, you will learn how to configure the blog posts auto-publication to Facebook. Publish Posts on Facebook To configure the auto-publication of your blog posts on Facebook in  follow these steps: 1. Navigate to Stores > Configuration > Magefan Extensions > Blog and find the Publish Posts On Facebook section. Note: that this option is available for Blog Plus and Blog Extra users only. 2. Enable the Auto Publish on Facebook option to be able to configure it. 3. Set the Facebook App ID and Facebook App Secret. You need to get them from your Facebook API. If you don't have one, please . Note: that the application needs to be in the LIVE mode and  <a title="How to Request " manage_pages"="" and="" "publish_page"=""ihor

In order to create a new page on Facebook navigate to Facebook Login Page. Note, that you have to be logged in to your Facebook account to create a new page. 1. Press the Create button and select Page from the flyout menu. 2. Choose what kind of page you would like to create (Business&Brand or Community&Public). 3. Enter the Page Name. 4. Set the Category you want your page to be added to. 5. Specify your Address and set the Phone Number which is optional. 6. Put a checkmark in the corresponding field if you don't want your address to be shown to the public and press the Continue button. 7. Set the Main and the Cover Pictures of your page in two steps. You can skip and complete them later if you like. Once you've finished up with the settings you will be automatically guided to your newly created facebook page. To quickly create on-brand cover images and social posts, you can use Adobe Express for free instead of building every design from scratch.  

In this article, you will learn how to create the Facebook App ID which opens a lot of opportunities for you.Following steps to create Facebook APP: 1. Log in to your Facebook account. 2. Go to Facebook for Developers, click on My Apps and press Create App. 3. Set the Display Name of your application. 4. Enter the Contact Email. 5. Navigate to Facebook Login and press the Set up button. 6. Select Web from the displayed platforms. 7. Go to the Settings section and choose Basic. 8. In the appeared menu some of the fields are generated automatically. All you need to do is fill in the rest of them, such as App Domains and Contact Email in particular. Please note these two are obligatory options. Privacy Policy URL and Terms of Service URL are optional, but we recommend you NOT to leave them blank. You will not be able to switch your application to live mode without them being set. 9. Once you've filled all the necessary fields, press the Add Platform buttonihor

The examples of some GraphQL queries for the are presented in this article. With these queries, you will be able to extract the necessary blog data for Progressive Web Application (PWA). The queries are easily tested in the . Note that Magento 2 Blog GraphQL addition should be installed first. To check the full Blog GraphQL schema please see the schema.graphqls file. Blog Index Page Posts GraphQL Request Query: query GetPosts ($currentPage: Int $pageSize: Int) { blogPosts (currentPage: $currentPage pageSize: $pageSize sort: ["DESC"]) { total_count items { post_id title short_filtered_content author { author_id name author_url } post_url creation_time tags { tag_id title tag_url } categories { category_id title category_url } } total_pages } } Variables: {"currentPage": 1,"pageSize": 5} Result: As a result, you will receive data for the first 5 blog posts that should be displayed on the first page. Blog Category Posts GraphQL Request With this query you will get posts for a certain blogihor

In order to easily test the GraphQL queries all you need to do is install the ChromeiQL extension for Chrome Browser by pressing the Add to Chrome. Once you have added it you will see the extension icon in the right top corner of the browser window. Pressing it will move you to the new window where the testing is actually conducted. This is the example of how we test the GraphQL query for Magefan Magento 2 Blog module: Set the Endpoint URL in the corresponding field. In the left field set the query. It is also allowed to state the query parameters if needed below the query section. Press the Run ( > ) button and see the result on the right.  

While your journey requires a lot of steps, translating products is one of the most important ones. Not only because customers prefer shopping in their local language. But because you increase the chances of ranking higher for different languages. So, in this guide, you'll learn everything you need to translate products in Magento and do it the easy way. Or even without doing it yourself. Intrigued? Product Translation in Default Magento Even though Magento offers you the for general translation, it doesn't cover long-form content. So, you have to translate all the descriptions, metadata and other fields manually for each product.  Just navigate to a product you want to translate and switch to a corresponding store view. Note: if you don't see the store view you would like to translate the product for, scroll down to the Product in Websites section. Make sure the product is assigned to a corresponding website. From there, just translate the content visible on the frontend. But noteihor

Watch this short video to make sure that image lazy load successfully works on your store:    

Blog is a powerful tool that allows you to drive traffic to your store. If you manage a multi-language website you get even more of that traffic. However, it's not as easy to get all those pages to rank in different languages as it seems. You need for that. They tell search engines that you have multiple pages in alternative languages. So they don't focus on ranking only one of them.  However, adding hreflang tags is not that easy. You need to do that through code or a sitemap. Or you can opt for a much easier option — .  Today we'll show you how easy it is to add hreflang tags to Magento blog pages, using this handy tool. Note: Magefan Hreflang Tags Extension works with only. Add Hreflang Tags to Blog Posts Start by going to the Content > Blog > Posts and choosing the post you want to add the alternate hreflang tags on. Then find the Alternative Store View Localizations section and set the hreflang tags. Just start typing the page title in an alternative language and choose a correspondingihor

In today's e-commerce world, people expect a shopping experience that feels personal. Language plays a big part in that. If you're running a Magento 2 store and want to start serving international customers, the main task is to know how to manage a properly. If that sounds overwhelming or time-consuming, we have good news. You can automate many of the processes using the right tools. So here is the list of the must-have Magento multi-language extensions which can help you provide the best experience for your international customers. Must-Have Extensions for a Multi-Language Store Icon Extension Name Price Rating $299.00 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 22 reviews $99.00 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 13 reviews $89.00 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 12 reviews $89.00 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 21 reviews $149.00 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 37 reviews Now, it's time to take a closer look at how each of the listed extensions can help you manage your Magento store and deliver a better service for your customers. 1. Magento 2 Translation Let's start with the most essential one — the Magento 2 Translationihor

Once you , you're still not finished with the product localisation. All because you have to translate product attributes and their values too to complete the process.  So, in this guide, you'll learn about multiple translation options: from manual work to automation. Ready? Translate Product Attributes in Default Magento Magento already offers you the functionality to translate attributes and their labels. So, just navigate to Stores > Configuration > Attributes > Product and choose the attribute you want to translate. Then, set the Attribute Title for each store view in the Manage Labels section.    And move on to the attribute values, translate the Properties for each attribute store view. That's the final step in your product attribute translation. Translate Product Attributes Automatically Depending on the number of attributes, their values, and store views you have, translation can take a while. So, if you want to optimise the process, you need the Extension. It comesihor

With the Twitter cards configured for your blog pages, you have a chance to drive more customers through social media. At the same time, if you have a structured blog, it would also make sense to create Twitter cards for the category pages. It will help to provide eager readers with a whole series of related blog posts that cover a certain field. So, in the following guide, you'll learn how to configure Twitter cards for Magento 2 blog category page.  The steps below will help you to cope with this task.  1. In the admin panel, go to Content > Blog > Categories and click on the category you'd like to configure. 2. Scroll down to the Twitter Cards Metadata section. 3. Set a Twitter Cards Title if you don't want the Meta Title to be used instead. If it is also not configured the post title will be displayed. 4. In the Twitter Cards Description field enter the description of the Twitter card. In case you haven't set it up the Meta Description will be used. If none of the descriptionsihor

Making your blog stand out in search results is one thing. Achieving the same in social media is completely the other. The same titles and descriptions don't work for both since the audience is just different. That's why you need to make blog links "clickable" and attractive on social media.  Once you you should do the same for your blog. So, that's what you'll learn in this guide — how to add Open Graph tags for a Magento blog.  Note:  works only for the pages. Add OG Tags for Blog Post Navigate to Content > Blog > Posts and find a post you want to add OG tags for. Then scroll down to the Open Graph Metadata section and fill out: OG Title OG Description OG Image OG Type Note: if you don't set the OG title, blog post meta title, then blog post title, will be used instead. If you don't set the OG description and OG image, the extension will use the default Facebook OG extension settings. Don't forget to Save a blog once you finish and check how it looks like when shared on Facebookihor

The importance of having a blog is hard to be overestimated. It's a great tool to drive more customers, provide them with valuable information and increase their trust in your brand. This is how you can establish yourself as an expert in the field of your expertise.  Yet, it's important to let people know about your blog and Twitter is one of the best solutions. So, in this guide, you'll learn how to configure Twitter cards for Magento 2 blog post pages. In order to configure Twitter cards tags for the blog post page please follow the steps below.  1. Go to Content > Blog > Posts and choose the post you want to configure Twitter cards for. 2. Find the Twitter Cards Metadata section. 3. Set a Twitter Cards Title if you don't want Meta Title to be used instead. If it isn't set up either the post title will be displayed. 4. In the Twitter Cards Description field, set the description of the Twitter card. If you don't enter anything here the Meta description will be used. If none ofihor

There are situations when you want to add a promo block to the top of the page, for example, free shipping offer, discount for Black Friday or other holidays, and you need to display it on the page quickly. This is easy to do with Magento 2 admin panel. First of all, we'd like to mention that adding and configuring HTML Block doesn't require any programming skills. Check out this short video in order to see how it actually works or follow the step-by-step instructions below. In order to add HTML block at the top of the page please go to Admin Panel > Content > Blocks and press the Add New Block button. Then Enable the block, set its Title and unique Identifier. Choose what Store View will your block be enabled on. Afterward, in WYSIWYG editor create a code you want to be inserted at the top of the page of your website and press the Save Block button. Example: <div style="padding: 14px; text-align: center; background: #d7244e; color: #fff; font-weight: bold; font-size: 20px; border-top:ihor

When you , the extension creates these customers based on the email address. However, sometimes people place orders using two different email address. As a result these orders are assigned to two different accounts.  Therefore, you need a way to move orders between these accounts if a customer wants their orders stored in one place. Fortunately offers one. So, today you'll learn how to change customer assigned to Magento order. How to Change Order Customer? 1. Navigate to Sales > Orders and choose an order you want to be assigned to another customer. 2. Press the Change Customer button near the Customer Name (Account Information section). 3. Choose a customer you want to assign to an order and press the Assign to Order button. Once you do that, you'll see the order customer successfully changed and assigned to the other customer. Customer Doesn't Change: Why? Once you change the order customer, you might notice that although the name and the email change, the billing and shipping addressesihor

Do you hate to see when your Magento 2 store is broken or is in maintenance mode while running Magento 2 deployment commands? Yes? That's great. In the next 5 minutes, we'll help you with this pain. At Magefan we've created a Linux bash script that allows you to run bin/magento setup commands without braking store, long downtime, and losing sales. Attention! We do not provide support for this script, that is why we recommend to use . To use Magento 2 zero downtime deployment please follow the steps bellow: 1. Install Magento 2 zero-downtime deployment script Run these CLI commands in the Magento root directory: wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/magefan/magento2-zero-downtime-deploy/refs/heads/master/installation.sh -O zdd_installation.shsh zdd_installation.sh 2. Configure zero-downtime script If you use specific static-content deploy commands then edit the file deploy/app/static-content-deploy.sh Edit deploy/app/env.php and add theseihor

Some may be no longer in use in your store. Reasons for that can vary. Some modules become irrelevant over time or there may be some crucial functionality lacking. That's why you might want to uninstall an extension. There are two methods for removing modules in Magento. You can either uninstall an extension manually or via composer. Let's have a look at each of them in more detail.  Uninstall Extension in Magento via Composer To uninstall Magento 2 module located in the vendor/vendor-name/module-name folder: 1. Connect to the root folder of your Magento via SSH. 2. Find the extension you want to remove using the following command: php bin/magento module:status 3. Disable the extension: php bin/magento module:disable <ExtensionProvider_ExtensionName> --clear-static-contentphp bin/magento setup:upgrade 4. Go to your composer.json file to find the composer name of the extension and then uninstall it: composer remove vendor-name/module-name 5. Run setup CLI commands: php bin/magentoihor

When you test your page using Facebook Sharing Debugger and get the warning "The following required properties are missing: fb:app_id", you need to add fb:app_id meta tag to the <head> tag of your page: <meta property="fb:app_id" content="ХХХХХХХХХХХХХХХ" /> Replace ХХХХХХХХХХХХХХХ with your . You may be interested in: ✔  ✔  ✔    If you use Magento 2, you can easily do this without any technical knowledge following the steps below: 1. Go to Admin Panel > Content > Design > Configuration and choose the Store View you want the required properties to be added to by pressing the Edit button.   2. Once you're there find the HTML Head section and add this code: <meta property="fb:app_id" content="ХХХХХХХХХХХХХХХ" /> to the Scripts and Style Sheets field, example: 3. After you've finished don't forget to press the Save Configuration button. 4.  and you are free to test it. However, it may take some time for Facebook to update its cache.

If you sell globally one of the steps you have to take is to to provide a variety of currencies for your customers. Magento 2 currency rates are part of this multi currency setup. So, in this article you will learn all about currency rates and how to configure them in your store. What are Currency Rates in Magento 2?  The currency rate is the value of one country's currency against the other country's currency that defines how much it costs to exchange one currency for another one. In Magento 2 currency rates are used if you serve multiple currencies on your store but have one currency for online transactions. In this case prices on your Magento 2 store are displayed in different currencies, but the sum customers are charged with is based on currency rates. Note: charged sum is also defined by the and its settings. Set up Currency Rates in Magento 2 In Magento 2 you can set up currency rates manually and configure them to be updated automatically by cron.  Update Currency Rates Automaticallyihor