Rapid Fire on Magento

When you have added or modified XML, CSS or JS files. In Magento, you typically need to clear the cache to see the changes made when you have modified any code, such as layout XML files, templates, or configuration files. This ensures that the changes are reflected accurately on the storefront. There are several methods … Read more

$this->getLayout()->createBlock(‘cms/block’)->setBlockId(‘blockidentifier’)->toHtml(); To call a CMS page in a Magento module’s PHTML file, you would typically use the following syntax: phpCopy code echo $this->getLayout()->createBlock(‘Magento\Cms\Block\Block’)->setBlockId(‘your_block_identifier’)->toHtml(); Replace ‘your_block_identifier’ with the identifier of your CMS block. This identifier can be found in the admin panel under Content > Blocks.

css/yourstyle.css or skin_jsjs/ yourfile.js skin_csscss/yourstyle. css To add an external JavaScript or CSS file to Magento, you typically follow these steps: Prepare Your JavaScript or CSS File: Make sure your JavaScript or CSS file is hosted externally or is accessible via a URL. Create a Layout File: You can create a layout file in your … Read more

To change theme for login users, if(Mage::getSingleton(‘customer/session’)->isLoggedIn()): Mage::getDesign()->setPackageName(‘package_name’)->setTheme(‘themename’); endif; To change the theme for logged-in users in Magento, you can follow these steps: Create a new theme: First, create a new theme or customize an existing one to serve as the theme for logged-in users. You can do this by creating a new theme directory … Read more

Core modules Commercial modules Community modules In Magento, modules are the building blocks that extend or customize the functionality of the platform. Each module encapsulates a specific set of features or functionalities, making Magento highly modular and customizable. Here’s an explanation of different types of modules in Magento: Core Modules: These are the modules provided … Read more