by Cozmot | Nov 5, 2020 | General
2020 Election Live Updates:
Biden Wins White House
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Biden: ‘We feel good about where we are’ Lauren Fedor Joe Biden called for “patience” and said “we feel good about where we are” even as the Trump campaign has filed several lawsuits in states that are still counting ballots.]]>
by Cozmot | Nov 5, 2020 | General
DHA is Bigger market and to choose right Real Estate Agency from that market is an important espect.
- Sarfraz Hamid Properties
- Sarfraz Hamid Properties also famous as Real Estate GURU DHA Specialists Entity Established in 2015 but CEO Sarfraz Hussain and COO Hamid Latif were working in Chohan Estate as DHA Specialist for more than 20 years and they founded company with great people from industry. Main Office is Located in 25-MB DHA Phase 6 Lahore.
- Chohan Estate
- Chohan Estate is Considered as most Trusted Agency in all over Pakistan. Chairman & CEO Yousuf Chohan created a Name in Real Estate Market. Main Office is in DHA Lahore Masjid Chowk Phase 3 but multiple offices all around country.
- Lahore Real Estate
- Lahore Real Estate Deals in DHA, Bahria and most of the other Societies in Lahore. Their Office is in DHA Lahore Phase 6.
- Imlaak
- Imlaak Deal in DHA and other associated projects with DHA and also provide Trusted Services in DHA Lahore. Office is FF, DHA Phase 4
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by Cozmot | Nov 5, 2020 | Wordpress
What is WPML
WPML, or WordPress Multilingual, is a premium plugin that lets you create multiple versions of the same content with each version being a different language. It then automatically delivers the version with the correct language for each reader. The website, as well as the individual posts, also include language links so the reader can choose the language they want.
WPML was already a powerful translation platform, but it now has the Advanced Translation Editor which will perform translations automatically.
Setting up WPML
First, purchase the version of the WPML plugin that works best for your needs. Multilingual CMS and Multilingual Agency support page builders.
Download and install all of the required plugins.
Go through the settings, setting up your site language, translation languages, menu switcher locations for the menu, footer, and widgets, links to translation of posts, etc. Each of these settings can be edited later. Come back to this settings screen for even more settings.
Additional Required Plugins
To easily translate Divi, you’ll need two additional WPML addons:
- Translation Management – creates an interface so you can interact with translators and translation services.
- String Translation – translates strings such as tagline, widgets, etc.
Click to install each addon. String Translation needs no setup, but you’ll need to setup Translation Management.
Setting up Translation Management
Go to WPML > Translation Management in the dashboard menu. Here, you’ll choose who will be the translation manager. This can be a new user, current user, or you.
Choose the translation method. Use your own translators or see the available services.
This shows a list of services with a description, rating, and a button to activate them. It also includes a couple of tabs for other translation services and add-ons for the translation management system.
If you don’t use a translation service you can add your local translators.
Choose your translation editor. I recommend selecting the Advanced Translation Editor because it has automatic translation options.
Review the summary and click Done.
The Translation Management screen will now provide a list of items to translation. You can also adjust roles, services, and translation jobs using the tabs.
Performing a Translation from the WordPress Editor
You’ll see the translation options in the sidebar of the post editor. This is the Classic Editor. To translate the post, click the + next to the language you want to translate it into. It shows the languages you chose during setup. You can also duplicate the post if you want.
It’s in the same location if you’re using Gutenberg.
The Advanced Translation Editor
Selecting a language takes you away from your website to the Advanced Translation Editor. Click the light blue button close to the center of the header labeled Translate Automatically.
Select whether to keep the sentences as incomplete so you can review them yourself, or to mark them as complete without reviewing them. Click Translate.
Once the translation is complete, you’ll see the translated text in the center field. The content is broken into sentences so you can see and edit them independently. Click on any text you want to edit and it will show in the editor in the right. Here, you can copy and paste in the original text, select to perform a machine translation, open a glossary, use spell-check save as draft, and save and complete.
Clicking the green check marks that section of text as complete, highlights errors, and loads the next section. Approved each translation and click Finish in the bottom right corner.
Next, it shows a preview of the text in a visual view and in HTML view.
Clicking Complete in the bottom right will declare the work as done and take you back to your post editor where you can make other translation choices. The language you chose will no longer be available in the list for this post. Under the list is the word Translation and a link labeled ‘show’.
Clicking the link displays the translations you’ve translated this post into with an edit button. If an update is available it will show a circle or arrows. Clicking opens the Advanced Translation Editor where the translations for you to approve will be highlighted in yellow.
I returned and edited the phrase ‘Bed & Breakfast’ to ‘Bed and Breakfast’ so it would translate. If you update the page but don’t update the translation, the original will still show in the languages that you haven’t updated.]]>
by Cozmot | Nov 5, 2020 | Magento2
install a theme in Magento 2 and use it in their online store for a consistent look and feel in the store frontend or the admin area, with the help of custom templates, layouts, styles or images. When you are using a custom theme, the design of any third party extensions’ frontend may not match with the layout of your store. For example, a banner is displayed in the frontend when you enable a third party extension. This banner is not designed keeping in mind any custom theme designs. The solution to this issue is to override extension file in theme in Magento 2. The store owner can programmatically override the extension file and implement any changes required based on the business requirements without making any permanent changes in the original file. Moreover, when a new version of an extension is released, you do not need to customize the required changes each time. Hence, it is better to override the extension file when using custom themes in Magento 2 rather than making changes in the original file.
Method to Override Extension File in Theme in Magento 2:
Suppose, you want to override extension file in a theme. The theme file path is:
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app\code\Vendor\Extension\view\frontend\templates\list.phtml
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The path when you override that file in theme will be:
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app\design\frontend\<theme_package>Vendor_Extension\templates\list.phtml
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That’s it. Any doubts in the above method can be mentioned in the Comments section below. Also, do share the solution with Magento community via social media. Thank you.]]>
by Cozmot | Nov 5, 2020 | Magento2
install a theme in Magento 2, take a look at the advantages of themes and how to choose the perfect one for your E-commerce business!
Advantages of a theme in Magento 2:
- The responsiveness characteristic makes it possible to offer the same environment to every user, regardless of the operative platform.
- The responsive themes provide a scalable platform, i.e., adding new features and functions to already built theme is easier.
- Improved security features with the Magento 2 themes.
- The responsiveness nature is appreciated by Google and other search engines, giving you the SEO benefit!
- Improved user experience, of course!
- Easy installation process (We’ll see here how easy it is to install a theme in Magento 2!)
- The free Magento themes are compatible with the new versions of Magento and are optimized for all important web browsers.
- Absolute uniqueness for your Magento 2 store with custom themes.
Points to keep in mind while choosing the Magento 2 Theme:
- A well-built store with elegant visual effect can work wonders. While an ugly theme can increase the bounce rate. Hence, focussing on the appearance, select a professional looking theme that represents your business.
- A robust theme with advantages of SASS, Bootstrap 3, HTML5, and CSS3 makes your store responsive.
- User friendliness themes with easy navigations, useful buttons, and neat arrangements are essential for your theme.
- It MUST be SEO friendly.
- Select the theme suitable for your business model.
- Select a theme that is compatible with multiple browsers to reach more audiences.
- A good color blend with your products and services!
- With the advanced use of social media, a social media friendly theme is appreciated.
Proceeding to the steps to install a theme in Magento 2, check the below method:
Methods to Install a Theme in Magento 2:
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Install Manually
When you have a list of files in a zipped folder as a new theme, follow this method.
- Unzip the theme
Unzip the archive of the theme and spot the two directories: app and pub.
- Upload the files
- Navigate to the root directory of your Magento 2 store
- Upload the folders into the root directory.
- Run the commands
- Connect the store via SSH.
- Navigate to the root directory
- Upgrade the setup with these commands:
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php bin/magento setup:upgrade
php bin/magento setup:static–content:deploy
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The success of an E-commerce store is achieved by many things and a theme is one of the prominent element. Hopefully, the above tutorial has helped you enough to install a theme in Magento 2! If not, feel free to post your doubts in comments section below and I’d be happy to solveThank You.
- Login to Admin panel
- Navigate to Content > Design > Configuration
- Select Edit the store theme.
- Select the desired theme from the dropdown menu and your Save Configuration.
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Install via Composer
When you have a theme as a composer package, follow this method.
- Purchase a theme from Magento Marketplace.
- Achieve the Composer name of the theme;
- Navigate to the root directory and enter the below command:
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composer require <vendor>/<name>:<version>;
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- Wait till dependencies are updated;
- Run the below commands:
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git add –A && git commit –m “Add theme” git push origin <branch name>
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To verify that the theme is registered, follow the below steps:
- Login to Admin Panel and reload any of the backend pages after the theme is installed.
- Navigate to Content>Design>Themes
- Check if the theme is displayed on the right panel in the list of available themes.
The success of an E-commerce store is achieved by many things and a theme is one of the prominent element. Hopefully, the above tutorial has helped you enough to install a theme in Magento 2! If not, feel free to post your doubts in comments section below and I’d be happy to solve
Thank You.]]>
