With the last article of Layout XML, it seems that you haven’t fully known how the system receives this layout file. Thus, please keep following the Layout and CMS post today to learn the way to register layout XML files and how to use it in CMS (content management system) in Magento. It will be helpful for your configuration operations.
We have completed a series of articles about Blocks in Magento in the easiest way to understand. Now let’s start the new tutorial topic of Layout for these next articles. Layout is the part of template system in Magento written by XML language. The layout XML files are used to define displayed structure in Magento sites. Read now!
As I mentioned in the previous post, today I’ll continue bringing to you further knowledge of blocks. This tutorial will also be the last part in our series of posts about blocks. Just keep following to find more details
Blocks are a way by which Magento distinguishes the array of functionalities in the system and creates a modular way to manage it from both visual and functional stand point. However, you can accurately hold the block lifecycle or events fired in a block?
In Magento, block is a View element of MVC (model-view-controller), having the major task to make data displayed to the users. While creating a theme, you are offered many content blocks that are placed in the structural block. If you are not sure about it, please read my article today…
As you may know, Magento Design Fall-Back is used to render themes from the Magento basic templates and the most important part of this article will make you focus on the fall-back hierarchy. Let’s me show you more details in my following tutorial.
I am going to provide you with further understanding about how to use Magento themes in the easiest way. By giving some main concepts and approach to Structure of Template, this tutorial will certainly be helpful for those who have encountered difficulties when applying Magento Themes as well as wanted to learn more about Magento.