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Magento 2 Cookbook

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Magento 2 Cookbook

Overview of this book

Magento 2 is an open source e-commerce platform that has all the functionality to function from small to large online stores. It is preferred by developers and merchants due to its new architecture, which makes it possible to extend the functionalities with plugins, a lot of which are now created by the community. This merchant and developer guide is packed with recipes that cover all aspects of Magento 2. The recipes start with simple how-to’s then delve into more advanced topics as the book progresses. We start with the basics of setting up a Magento 2 project on Apache or Nginx. Next, you will learn about basics including system tools and caching to get your Magento 2 system ready for the real work. We move on to simple tasks such as managing your store and catalog configuration. When you are familiar with this, we cover more complex features such as module and extension development. Then we will jump to the final part: advanced Magento 2 extensions. By the end of this book, you’ll be competent with all the development phases of Magento 2 and its most common elements.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Magento 2 Cookbook
Credits
Foreword
About the Authors
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Creating theme-specific translations


Magento offers a powerful system to translate strings used in templates, e-mails, and other components. There are several locations where you can place translations; they are loaded in the following order:

  1. Magento database (inline translations).

  2. Theme translations located in <theme>/i18n/<locale>.csv.

  3. Parent theme translations (until no further parent is specified).

  4. Translation packages located in app/i18n/<locale>.

  5. Module translations located in <module>/i18n/.

Getting ready

In this recipe, we will change a translation for the en_US language; if you want, you can add other languages to your theme also.

How to do it…

This recipe will use the theme created in the Creating a new theme recipe of this chapter, but you can apply it to your own custom theme also.

  1. Create your local translations file:

    app/design/frontend/Genmato/default/i18n/en_US.csv

    "Add to Cart","Buy"
  2. After uploading the file to your Magento installation, refresh the cache:

    bin/magento...