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Magento 2 Configure Content Management allow setting, how to configure / use WYSIWYG Editor settings.

There are following below steps need to follow

[1]- Go To STORES > Configuration, redirects on configuration

[2]-Left Panel Clicked on General > Content Management, redirects on WYSISYG Options [Right Panel]

[3]-Once WYSISYG Options [Right Panel] expanded , there are following below options displayed.

• Enabled WYSISYG Editor :

Once clicked on Drop Down there are three options as

First Option “Enabled by Default” -By Default Selected
Second Option “Disabled by Default” -Select, If do not want to use WYSISYG
Third Option “Disabled Completely” -Select, If want to disable WYSISYG

• WYSIWYG Editor :

Once clicked on Drop Down there are two options as

First Option “TinyMCE 4.” By Default Selected
Second Option “TinyMCE 3”, already deprecated before Version Magento 2.3.2

• Use Static URLs for Media Content in WYSIWYG :

This option must be selected as No. Because when Admin insert the media in WYSIWYG editor, it automatically takes base URL If option selected as Yes, It will allow to insert full static URL of Media, once Store Base URL, When Store move from local to live, Admin will have to change all the Media URLs manually, So It is hectic task, keep it as No as it is.

[4] Click on Save Config button & run CLI command Flush

Magento 2 Configuration General Settings is important terms.

There are following below section included as:

• Country Options
• State Options
• Locale Options
• Store Information
• Single-Store Mode

How to configure Magento 2 General Settings

Magento 2 Admin

[1]- Go To STORES > Configuration, redirects on configuration page

[2]- Left Panel click on General > General , expanded Right Panel with combination of following things as

[2.1]- Country Options

There are following below subsections of Country Options are described as

• _{Default Country : This represents, which country admin want to operate store, By Default United States selected.}
• _{Allow Countries : This represents, Admin, how many countries are allowed to view store, By Default, all countries are selected.}
• _{Zip/Postal Code is Optional for : This represents, Admin, how many countries [Zip/Postal Code] are allowed to view store, By Default, all Zip/Postal Code are selected, this is optional field}
• _{European Union Countries : Admin can exclude countries that will not be considered as members of the EU for the purposes of store}
• _{Top destination : Admin can select counties that will be positioned at the top of any county list displayed for customers before it gets to alphabetic order.}

[2.2]- State Options : Once expanded State Options, The following below things displayed.

There are following below subsections of State Options are described as

• _{State is Required for : This represents, How many countries are allowed by Admin for customers shopping, either can select or some selected countries,}

_{By Default below following countries are selected, This is required field}

Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
Colombia
Croatia

Estonia
India
Latvia
Lithuania
Mexico
Poland

Romania
Spain
Switzerland
United States

• _{Allow to Choose State if It is Optional for Country: This represents, allow State County to add, even if it is optional for Country}

[2.3]– Locale Options : Once expanded Locale Options, The following below things displayed.

• _{Timezone : This represents, Time Zone, Admin can choose Time Zone, as per Store Need. By Default Selected Time zone, depends on which Time zone selected @time of Magento 2 Installation}
• _{Locale : This represents, Language, Admin can decide Language, as per Store Need. By Default Selected Language, depends on which Language selected @timeof Magento 2 Installation}
• _{Weight Unit : This represents, the weight measurement unit}
• _{First Day of Week : This represents, which day, Admin want to select as “First Day of Week”, By Default Sunday selected}
• _{Weekend Days: This represents, which day, Admin want to select as “Weekend Days”, By Default Sunday & Saturday selected}

• _{Store Name – This represents official name of your Online Store.}
• _{Store Phone Number – This represents official store’s contact phone number of your Online Store.}
• _{Store Hours of Operation – This represents official store’s working hours.}
• _{Country – This represents to select the country of your store’s base address..}
• _{Region/State – This represents to enter the Region/State of your store’s base address}
• _{ZIP/Postal code – This represents to enter the ZIP/Postal code of your store’s base address.}
• _{City – This represents to enter the ZIP/Postal code of your store’s base Address}
• _{Street Address – This represents to enter the Street Address of your store’s base address.}
• _{Street Address Line 2 – This represents to enter the second Street Address of your store’s base Address, this is optional second Street Address of your store’s base address.}
• _{VAT Number – This represents to enter the VAT number if applicable.}
• _{Validate VAT Number – This represents to initiate verification on the entered VAT number. If you have entered VAT number, please make sure to click on it, to verify VAT Number}

[2.5]– Single-Store Mode : This represents to allows to control whether the “Single-Store” mode is enabled or disabled.

[2.6] Click on Save Config button & run CLI command Flush

There are following steps to create multiple website, store & view

Magento 2 Admin

Step 1: Create websites –

[1.1] Go To Stores > Settings > All Stores.

[1.2] Redirect on Stores page, click Create Website

[1.3] Once Clicked on Create Website

There are following below things need to put in Website Information Form.

• Name: Enter a name of website.
• Code: Enter a unique code, Example, for French store, enter french, for English store, enter english.
• Sort Order: Enter numerical sort order, it is an optional field

[1.4] Finally Clicked on Save Web Site Button

Step 2: Create stores –

[2.1] On Stores page, click Create Store

[2.2] Once clicked Create Store

There are following below things need to put in Store Information

• Web Site: Select the website, which one you want to associate current store.
• Name: Enter a name to identify the store.
• Root Category: Select the root category for current store.
• Finally Clicked on Save Store Button

[3.1] On Stores page, click Create Store View

[3.2] Once clicked Create Store View

There are following below things need to put in Store View Information, to create Store View

• Store: Select the store which you want to associate current store view.
• Name: Enter a name to identify current store view.
• Code: Enter a unique name to identify current store view.
• Status: Select Enabled.
• Sort Order: Enter numerical sort order, it is an optional field.

[3.3] Finally Clicked on Save Store View

Solution : This error getting, while Magento 2 Database Configuration file env.php [app/etc/env.php], not available

Once Database Configuration file env.php [app/etc/env.php] available , issue will be resolved.

Once running Magento 2 CLI Command

php bin/magento setup:upgrade or any other CLI Command

& getting error as

Solution : This error getting, while Magento 2 Database Configuration file env.php [app/etc/env.php], not available

Once Database Configuration file env.php [app/etc/env.php] available , issue will be resolved.

Magento 2 Store Email Addresses having different email addresses for different email transactions, These email addresses are used to send automated emails transactions to customers.

By default, Magento 2, There are five different email addresses for each store(view)

• General Contact : Defines General Contact Email
• Sales Representative : Defines Sales Email
• Customer Support : Defines Customer Support Email
• Custom Email 1 : Defines Custom Email 1
• Custom Email 2 : Defines Custom Email 2

There are following steps need to follow.

[1]- Go STORES > Configuration, redirects Configuration section.

[2]- Left panel, Configuration section choose

GERERAL > Store Email Addresses.

[3]- Once Clicked on Store Email Address, Right Panel Opened, with combination of five different email addresses

To Open any any email address, need to expand , particular Email Section

As above image, General Contact Section, Admin need to configure Sender Name and Sender Email for various roles inside your Magento store (Similarly put Sender Name and Sender Email for Sales Representative, Customer Support, Custom Email 1, Custom Email 2).

[5]- Click on Save Config button & run CLI command Flush

Magento 2 events are used to run custom code in response to any particular Magento 2 event or custom event. Events are dispatched by modules when certain actions are triggered. When an event is dispatched, it can pass data to any observers configured to watch that event.

Events are dispatched by Magento 2 modules whenever specific actions are triggered. When an event dispatches, it passes data to the observer that is configured to watch (or monitor) that event. You can dispatch Magento 2 Events using the Magento\Framework\Event\Manager class

List of All Events Magento 2 Events-Attachment-PDF-Format

Observers are the particular classes that control the general behavior, performance, or change in the business logic

Which class file is used to create Observers

To create an observer in Magento 2, you must place your class file under the ModuleRoot/Observer directory. The observer class file should use

Magento\Framework\Event\Observer

&

Magento\Framework\Event\ObserverInterface

class and define the executive function.

Declaration Observer

There are following below method to declare observer

“Observer will be executed in all areas: adminhtml, crontab, frontend, graphql, webapi_rest, webapi_soap”

[1]- Observer Global Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/events.xml

[2] Observer Frontend Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/frontend/events.xml

[3] Observer Adminhtml Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/adminhtml/events.xml

[4] Observer Graphql Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/graphql /events.xml

[5] Observer Crontab Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/crontab/events.xml

[6] Observer RestAPI Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/webapi_rest /events.xml

[7] Observer SAOPAPI Declaration :

magento2rootdirectory/app/code/vendorname_modulename/etc/webapi_soap/events.xml