When you have just moved your Prestashop installation – most likely because you’re doing some development – you might be unpleasantly surprised when you try to visit the site. Where did all my CSS go? My site was so pretty, and now it looks like text and blue links! That, my friend, is because you […]
Tip: Change the Prestashop URL after moving your site Read More »
If you’re using the Sporty template by Best Kit for Prestashop, or by extension are using any template where you’re noticing problems with features that you too for granted, like scrolling after installing an SSL certificate and enabling HTTPS, you need to take a long, hard look at the Console of your website inspector of
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If you are using Prestashop, you’re likely using many of it’s powerful features. One of them is the multi-currency option, where you can display prices in the currency of your customer. If you’re planning to show prices in EURO to people of Eurozone countries, we’ve got a MySQL command for you that you can run.
How to set the currency of all Eurozone countries to EURO in Prestashop Read More »
Backstory: Today, I was ready to deploy a Prestashop store. But before I put it online, I decided to test something locally. (Something, being: check if our cool AkeebaBackup solution for backing up Prestashop worked). I almost wish I hadn’t, since I’ve lost almost half an hour trying to figure out why Prestashop kept moaning
Configuring the Prestashop Domain Name for your Localhost Read More »
Getting an Ogone component to work is always a PITA. In my recent “Things that frustrate me” list it’s probably in my top 3. What makes it all worse, is that it’s so very easy to break your Ogone integration. Case in point: A client told me that, after for a long time, his Ogone
Prestashop, Multi-language and the “unknown order/1/r/” Read More »
