Prestashop has become a favorite of many online entrepreneurs. This engine is designed specifically for e-commerce, so it has a wide range of features and functions for creating your own online store. This is not difficult to do, but questions (especially for beginners) may arise. We decided to save you from the boring study of manuals and guides for this CMS, and recorded short videos with which you can install Prestashop step by step and make .
From the article you will learn:
How to install Prestashop
The first step in working with Prestashop is hosting installation. You will not have any difficulties with this if you watch our video in which we will tell you:
- what are the minimum system requirements for installing this engine;
— how to install Prestashop using cPanel;
- what settings need to be made after installation.
How to administer the site
Having successfully installed the engine, you need to deal with its settings and administration. You will not encounter a large number of settings, since all the main ones are already working by default. This is a big advantage Prestashop has over other CMS like WordPress or Joomla, which require the installation of special add-ons for e-commerce. Therefore, Prestashop is quite easy. However, some configuration still needs to be done. So what will you learn from the video:
— how to change the interface language;
— what are the main buttons of the control panel;
- how to customize the display of the menu;
What categories are on the menu?
How to set up a site
Let's analyze the most important settings for running an online store on Prestashop. After watching our video tutorial, you will learn:
- how to enable maintenance mode;
— how to add new users with the rights to work in the admin panel;
- how to customize the Prestashop theme - make changes to the site design;
- how to work with demo data.
How to work with product categories
Let's take a closer look at the categories of goods and what you can do with them. With the help of categories, goods are grouped according to certain characteristics, which simplifies the work with the online store for both its owner and users. We have prepared a video for you on the topic:
— what are subcategories and how to configure their display;
— how to add new categories;
- how to customize the appearance of categories for the user;
— how to fill in all the required fields when adding a category;
— how to add a Prestashop product to an existing category.
How to work with modules
Modules are an important component of CMS. Almost all site appearance settings will be made using modules. Let's see how to work with them:
- where is the block with modules in the admin part;
- how to add, remove, edit or change modules.
How to add new products to the catalog
What is an online store without goods? We have reached this function. Prestashop provides ample opportunities for working with products, in addition to directly adding and editing them. Let's take a look at the video:
— how to add combinations and characteristics of goods;
- work with files: customization and attachments;
— how to add a product step by step and configure its display;
- how to enter prices for goods;
— how to work with seo-fields;
- how to upload new files.
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PrestaShop is a popular highly specialized e-commerce platform. The engine itself is free, very easy to use, but all themes and add-ons are paid, so it's not the most popular choice. However, PrestaShop has:
- a developed community where you can find answers to your questions;
- a large number of great themes and add-ons to meet any needs of an online store;
- There is also support available to ask questions.
How to install PrestaShop
The first step is, of course, installing the CMS itself on your hosting. You will not have any difficulties with this if you watch the video in which we will tell you:
- what are the minimum system requirements for installing this engine;
- how to install PrestaShop using cPanel;
- what settings need to be made after installation.
PrestaShop Setup: Administration
Having successfully installed the engine, you need to deal with its settings and administration. You will not encounter a large number of settings, since all the main ones are already working by default. This is a big advantage PrestaShop has over other CMS like WordPress or Joomla!, which require the installation of special add-ons for e-commerce. However, some tweaking still needs to be done. So what will you learn from the video:
- how to change the interface language;
- what are the main buttons of the control panel;
- how to customize the menu display;
- what categories are on the menu.
PrestaShop setup: maintenance, administrators, live editing mode
Let's analyze the most important settings for running an online store on PrestaShop. After watching our video tutorial, you will learn:
- enable maintenance mode;
- add new users with rights to work in the admin panel;
- edit site design;
- work with demo data.
PrestaShop Modules: How to Modify, Edit, Add and Remove
Modules are an important component of CMS. Almost all site appearance settings will be made using modules. Let's see how to work with them:
- where is the block with modules in the admin part;
- how to add, remove, edit or modify modules.
How to add new products to the PrestaShop catalog
PrestaShop provides a wide range of options for working with products, in addition to adding and editing them. Let's take a look at the video:
- how to add combinations and characteristics of goods;
- work with files: customization and attachments;
- how to add a product step by step and configure its display;
- how to enter product prices;
- how to work with SEO fields;
- how to upload new files.
How to work with product categories in PrestaShop
Let's take a closer look at the product categories and their settings. With the help of categories, goods are grouped according to certain characteristics, which simplifies the work with the online store for both its owner and users. We have prepared a video for you on:
- what are subcategories and how to customize their display;
- how to add new categories;
- how to customize the appearance of categories for the user;
- how to fill in all the required fields when adding a category;
- how to add a product to an existing category.
"Creating an online store on Prestashop" is the first video course in Russia on one of the world's most popular CMS online stores - Prestashop.
In the video course, we will create a real online store, and consider the process of managing it.
Creating an online store on prestashop 1.6
Professional online store in a few simple steps
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Hello!
I have been working in a web studio for about 8 years, specializing in creating online stores. I can create online stores on 4 different platforms, as well as program myself.
I decided to combine my knowledge of working with CMS Prestashop and record a video course in which we will create a fully functioning online store selling smartphones, tablets and other electronics.
Why Prestashop?
When creating the course, I proceeded from the fact that you need an engine that allows you to create an online store without special technical knowledge, i.e. so that any merchant who wants to create an online store can do it in a few simple steps. Prestashop fully meets this requirement. But ease of use does not mean limited functionality. Prestashop is one of the leaders today. In 2011, it was recognized as the best CMS for creating online stores, and since then the system has evolved and improved. Prestashop is used in over 200 countries around the world. And to date, about 250,000 online stores have been created on this engine. Prestashop is a solution that allows you to create professional, modern online stores with good functionality. It has a large number of modules and templates.
Prestashop is easy to learn, unlike for example Magento, Goomla Virtuemart or Ubercart. Goomla Virtuemart is quite difficult to master, and it initially has limited functionality, and additional modules for it are paid. Virtuemart also requires knowledge of PHP at least at an intermediate level. This is not suitable for a merchant who wants to start his online business. Ubercart is also very difficult to learn and use.
The second reason is that there is no full-fledged information and courses on Prestashop on the Internet, there are bits of information that cannot give an idea of working with this engine.
The third reason for choosing Prestashop is that the developers of this CMS are constantly working to improve it, new updates and extensions are often released, the official Prestashop Addons store has a large number of templates for every taste. Also, modules and templates can be found on other resources on the Internet.
It is also a plus that the Russian-speaking community of users is quite large. There are Prestashop support forums in Runet.
In a few words, Prestashop can be described as: an easy-to-use engine that has high performance.
Benefits of Prestashop
- One of the world leaders among the CMS of online stores
- No technical knowledge required
- Online store adaptability
- High security
- Regular updates
- The presence of Russian-language forums in Runet
- Quick creation of an online store
- A large number of modules to increase sales
- Extensive statistics
- Quick connection of payment systems
- Setting up a flexible discount system
- Convenient interface for work
- Availability of all necessary documents, invoices and invoices
- Convenient and understandable graphs and charts
- Professional Support
- Over 2500 modules!
All these strengths make Prestashop one of the most popular online store CMS in the world today.
In total, about 250,000 online stores have been created on Prestashop.
Benefits of this course
With this video course, you will learn how to create modern, functional online stores.
The video course "Creating an online store on Prestashop" is the first video course on the Internet on CMS Prestashop, which has no analogues. And in which the whole process of creating and managing an online store is clearly explained.
I tried to write this course as clearly as possible, and in order to use this knowledge, it is enough to have a computer at the level of an ordinary user, and no technical knowledge is required. Of course, knowledge of HTML, CSS and PHP is desirable in order to understand how the code is formed, but not required.
The knowledge gained after studying this course will allow you to create online stores for yourself if you plan to do an online business; you can also do online shopping to order. Fortunately, the crisis and sanctions did not really affect the entrepreneurial spirit of our citizens, business in our country is slowly but developing, including online business, the demand for creating online stores is high, and you can easily apply the acquired knowledge, for example, in freelancing, getting a job in web studio, or organize your own website development studio.
The cost of creating an online store starts from at least 40,000 rubles, and more, up to several million rubles. The knowledge gained from the course "Creating an online store on Prestashop" will allow you to save a lot.
In November 2016, Prestashop version 1.7 was released. Creating an online store on it is not fundamentally different from version 1.6. The changes are not significant. After completing this course, you will also be able to work on Prestashop 1.7.
The course consists of 26 lessons
- Why Prestashop
An introductory lesson in which I explain why I consider Prestashop to be the best platform for creating online stores. - Hosting and domain registration
Before getting started with Prestashop, we need a domain and hosting for our online store. In this lesson, we will register them. - Installing Prestashop
In this tutorial, we will be installing Prestashop. - Installing a Template
In this tutorial, we will choose an online store template from templatemonster.com, and then we will install and configure it. - Setting the Russian language of the admin panel
Initially, the Prestashop administration panel is all in English. But Prestashop is multilingual. And to make it more convenient for us to work, we Russify the Prestashop admin panel - Prestashop Localization
In this tutorial, we are going to localize Prestashop. Localization is the setting of settings and data relevant for a particular country. Data refers to: currencies, regions of the country, taxes, units of measure, languages. - Panel overview
Once we've installed Prestashop and done the initial setup, we need to learn how to use its interface easily, where to find specific information. Consider the control panel. - Adding categories
In this video we will create categories. Categories are nothing more than menu items. Categories are important. because they allow you to create groups of the same type of goods. This helps customers easily find the product they need in your online store. - Adding products
What is an online store without goods. In this tutorial, we will add products to our online store. We will learn how to: display the product in certain menu items, on certain pages; set the price, discount; set the quantity of goods; display related products on the product page, etc. - Adding product attributes
In this lesson, you will learn how to add product attributes. Attributes can be used to create multiple variants of the same product. - Creating Characteristics
In this lesson, we will specify the characteristics of the goods. Characteristics are certain features of the product, for example: material, weight, operating system, etc. - Adding Manufacturers
If you yourself are not involved in the production of goods that you want to sell through the online store, you must register the manufacturers. This is what we will do in this lesson. - Registration of suppliers
In this tutorial, we will register providers. A supplier is a company that delivers goods to you. In order to cooperate with a third-party company, we must enter information about it. - Setting up shipping methods
You can do the shipping yourself if you only work locally. But if the goods are delivered far away, then it is necessary to use the services of third parties, transport companies that deliver the goods. In this tutorial, we will add information about them to Prestashop. - Adding Products, continued
In this tutorial, we will add a large number of products so that our online store has a wide selection. But we will indicate the goods attributes, characteristics, delivery methods, and other data that we added in previous lessons. - Setting up employees and access rights
In this video, we will register employees in our online store. When your online store reaches a certain level of development, you will need a large number of employees who need to delegate certain tasks. - warehouse management
In previous lessons, we learned with you how to add categories, products, suppliers, set up delivery methods. In this lesson, we will learn how to work with a warehouse, because you need to manage the quantity of goods in an online store. - Installing and configuring modules
The operation of the Prestashop control panel and the operation of the online store itself on the network is carried out using modules. Prestashop has many modules installed by default. In this video we will analyze their installation and configuration. - Set up payment methods
In order for the online store to be full-fledged and bring you profit, you need to set up a system for accepting payments from your customers. In PrestaShop, you can use several different payment methods, such as: bank transfer, cash on delivery, also use payment services: Yandex Money, WebMoney, Qiwi, payment via Euroset, Svyaznoy, etc. - Order processing
All transactions of your store are available on the "Orders" page. In this lesson, we will learn how to process orders placed by customers. - Page "Clients"
The "Customers" page lists all registered customers in our online store. We'll learn how to contact them, create customer groups, view a customer's abandoned carts, and see what items customers put into their carts in real time. - Statistics Page
The Statistics page provides various statistics. There is a large amount of statistics categorized, and in this tutorial we will learn how to view and use them. - Settings Page
In this tutorial, we will learn how to configure various aspects of your online store using global settings. - Advanced Options Page
In this lesson, we will look at several specific settings, the main one being the CSV Import tool, which allows you to import a large amount of different data (products, categories, customers, suppliers) in one file so as not to add them manually. - Parsing the rest of the pages
In this lesson, we will analyze secondary tools and pages that do not directly affect the functioning of the online store, but make our work easier. - Backup and restore
In this video, you will learn how to back up your online store, your database, and restore from a backup. This is very important, because in the event of an accident, you can quickly restore the functionality of your online store.
What kind of online store will we end up with
During the course, we will create such an online store
Course Information
- Creation date: January 2017
- Number of lessons: 26
- Course volume: 2.3 GB.
- Menu Format: HTML
Questions and answers
1. What level of knowledge do I need to be in order to study this course?
Enough basic computer knowledge. Knowledge of programming languages is not required. A big plus of Prestashop is that with it you can create online stores without having technical knowledge.
2. Can I order a physical version of the course?
Yes, you can. The course is available in two versions: physical and digital. When ordering a physical version, you can pay for it both using payment systems and cash on delivery (payment upon receipt by mail). However, the cost of the physical version is slightly more expensive, including manufacturing and shipping costs.
3. How long will it take for the physical version to be delivered?
Delivery time depends on the remoteness of the region. Standard delivery times of Russian Post are from 4 to 10 days. The parcel is shipped 1st class.
4. To which countries do you ship COD?
Cash on delivery is valid only in Russia.
5. If I am not from Russia, how can I order and pay for this course?
You can order a digital version and download the course online. You can pay using popular payment systems, using VISA and MasterCard cards. Immediately after payment, you will receive links to download the course.
6. Will the course run on Mac OS?
Yes, it will.
7. If I have questions during the course, can I ask you for help?
Oh sure. For any questions write to me at: [email protected]
I want to make a reservation right away that the article was written for web beginners, so it will contain terminology errors, as I will try to describe everything in simple language.
Brief Description of the HTML Block
A web page is a system of blocks of HTML elements with its own content (content) in each block, for example,
Price: 20 rub.
Super hook module
The example shows two blocks highlighted in green and orange in different colors. Each block, in addition to the content inside (Price: 20 rubles and the Super Hook Module), is framed by so-called tags. The first tag is the opening block, the second with a dash is the closing one, in our case it is
and , which in turn have their own identifier (id) and class (class). They are intended for visual design (stylization) of the site page using CSS technology, where they are called the id selector and the class selector.In order to distinguish them in CSS, they are denoted using signs. For id, this is a hash mark #, and for class, a dot. For example, in our example, id='cena' would be denoted as
And class='nazvanie_product' will be denoted as
Name_product.
Also, these selectors are used in JavaScript and jQuery in order to bind the script to a specific block.
In addition, CSS uses type selectors. These are the parts of the tag. In our case, this is a div type selector and a span type selector.
Defining a selector using the Mozilla FireFox browser
The easiest way to define a selector is with Mozilla. I'll show you how it's done. We open the page with the product and this time we will transfer, which is now under the button to the basket, above the price tag of the product. That is, we need to define the block selector with the price of the product as the parent block and the module selector as the child block. Opening an additional panel in FireFox is the same as in Chrome, the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl + Shift + I. Then in the menu of the additional field on the left we find the arrow (select page element) and click it. Now, swiping the cursor over the site page, we see the selection of blocks. Hover the cursor over the block with the price tag and when selecting this block, click on it. Now the beginning of the html block is highlighted in the additional field
We click on it with the right mouse button and in the window that appears, select the item "copy unique selector".
We do the same with the module Additional information
in the module settings field Module selector or HTML code, enter the child selector.block_wnd
Select the position in relation to the block “Inside the block below” And save the result.
Was Became
Video instruction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTSXTj0QM5E
Defining Selectors Using the Google Chrome Browser
In the Super Hook module, you need to specify the block selector (parent block) to which we want to bind the module block (child block). These selectors are very easy to define using the Google Chrome browser. To do this, open the developer tool in the browser using the key combination Ctrl + Shift + I or simply hover over the site page and press the right mouse button. And in the drop-down menu, select View element code. An additional window will open displaying html code and a small window on the right with CSS code. The window has a menu with a mobile phone magnifying glass and tab names beginning with Elements.
At the bottom of the selected field, we see a footnote with the selectors we need to configure the module. The picture shows a div type selector, an id selector
#short_description_content
The following are class selectors separated by a dot, but we are not interested in them. We are only interested in the main id selector. It will be needed as a pointer to the parent block. In the module settings, in the Block selector field, write this block identifier
#short_description_content
Now let's attach the payment logos module to this block, which is now under the add to cart button. To do this, we need to define a logo block selector.
And I'll show you the second way. Let's switch in the lower window in the developer tools menu to the Elements position. And hover over the payment logos module. Right click. In the drop-down list, select the lower tab View Element Code. In the developer window in the HTML code, move the mouse cursor until the logos module block is highlighted in blue and you see the opening div tag with id='product_payment_logos'. This is the child ID. Let's write it in the module settings in the "Module selector or HTML code" field as a selector
#product_payment_logos
Let's select a position in relation to the block in the settings with the value "Under the block" and save the result.
Go to the site page and see the result
Video instruction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5UafCGsr-U
Thus, we can move the module block, and not only the module, to any place on the site page. Wrapping is limited only to the page itself. Transferring to another page is not possible.
Additional module features
As you can see, there are a few more fields on the settings page that we did not fill out. I will describe what they are for using an example. The module allows, in addition to transferring blocks, to supplement the page with its content using HTML, JS and CSS technologies. For example, let's add the VKontakte group widget to the sidebar of the site to begin with.
So let's define a parent selector. For example, I suggest the categories module in the sidebar.
Copy the HTML code
< div id = "vk_groups" > < / div > |
and paste it into the "Module selector or HTML block" field
The PrestaShop engine requires a MySQL database to store information. Before starting the installation of PrestaShop, make sure that the MySQL database has already been created. You can do this through your hosting control panel using the phpMyAdmin tool.
See detailed instructions on how to create a MySQL database. If you have any difficulties at this stage, then contact your hoster for help.
When creating a MySQL database, you will need to specify the database name, username, password, and remember the address of the database server. Save all this data as you will need it when installing PrestaShop.
Installing the PrestaShop Engine
1. Server requirements
Make sure your hosting meets PrestaShop system requirements:
- System: Unix, Linux or Windows. Unix is recommended.
- Web server: Apache Web server 1.3 or later, Microsoft's IIS Web server 6.0 or later, and nginx 1.0 or later.
- PHP 5.2 * or newer.
- MySQL 5.0 or newer.
- At least 32 Mb RAM on the server (64 Mb is better, the more the better).
PrestaShop will work with PHP 5.1 and later, but versions prior to 5.2 contain bugs that may cause some functions to not work (incorrect time zone selection).
2. Loading
To install PrestaShop you will need to download the engine from the official website www.prestashop.com/ru/download
Enter your name and e-mail in the download section and click the button "Download".
Make sure you download the version of PrestaShop that meets the requirements of the template you choose. All versions of PrestaShop are available on.
3. Extract files
After downloading PrestaShop, you will need to extract the files and folders from the archive.
You can do it with programs WinZip(PC), StuffitExpander(MAC) etc.
See the following instructions for extracting files from WinZip (PC) and StuffitExpander (MAC) archives.
Attention: if the function is available in the control panel of your hosting "Unpack" files, you can upload the .zip archive itself to the server and unpack it there.
4. Uploading PrestaShop Engine Files
In case you unpacked the files locally on your computer, you will need to upload them to the hosting server.
This can be done using the File Manager in your hosting control panel or using FTP managers like FileZilla, TotalCommander, CureFTP, etc.
You can watch the video tutorial How to upload files to the server or How to upload files using cPanel (WebHost Manager, WHM) .
5. Installing the PrestaShop Engine
When all the necessary files are uploaded to the server, you can start installing the PrestaShop engine. Open your browser and in the address bar write the domain name and the path to the folder with Prestashop "domain_name/path_to_PrestaShop_directory" and go to this page. You should see a welcome page. Follow the instructions on it to install PrestaShop.
Step 1: Installation Assistant (Language Selection)
Select installation language
Attention: the installation language will not affect the language of your store. By default, the installation is offered in English. You can install localization packs to change the language of the store.
Step 2: Installation Assistant (License Agreement)
Read the license agreement.
Once completed, click the "Next" button.
Step 3: System Compatibility
Check PHP settings and folder permissions. In case of any errors, contact your hoster for help.
If there are no errors, click the "Next" button.
Step 4: Store Tincture
At this point, you'll need to set up the store. Specify: Store name, currency, time zone, upload a logo, etc.
All this data can then be edited through the PrestaShop control panel.
Step 5: System setup
You already have a MySQL database. Specify the data to access it in the appropriate fields.
You can get the necessary data through your hosting control panel or by contacting the host.
Once completed, click the "Next" button.
Step 6: Finishing the installation
This is the final stage of the installation.
To be safe, you need to delete the folder /install/ from your server.
Starting from version 1.5.4, PrestaShop takes care of changing the name of the folder containing the control panel: it contains the word "admin" followed by four random numbers, for example "admin8814". The name change happens the moment you enter the "admin" folder for the first time: PrestaShop will rename it and then move to the folder with the new name.
Log in to your PrestaShop control panel by going to the newly renamed "admin" folder and you can start populating your store.
In case of any difficulties, you can refer to the official PrestaShop instructions.
Installing a PrestaShop Template
If you do not want to waste your time installing a template, you can always order a template installation service using our chat.
1. Import theme
1. Template preparation.
Before proceeding, make sure you have already downloaded the template and unpacked its archive. You can see instructions on how to unpack archives with WinZip and StuffitExpander.
After unpacking the files, you can start downloading the template.
2. Installation.
Open your PrestaShop dashboard and go to the page Preferences -> Themes. Click the button at the top of the page Add new theme (Add a new theme).
In the shape of Import from your computer (Download from your computer) press the button Add file and go to folder "theme installer" in the unzipped template:
Select the .zip file with your theme and click the button Save
This will start uploading the theme to the server. You will see a message that the download was successful, after which a thumbnail of your new theme will appear in the list of installed themes.
To activate a new theme, hover over the theme's thumbnail and click the button that appears. "Use this theme" (Use this theme).
The window that appears displays information about the modules used by the theme, the number of modules that will be enabled and disabled. Click to continue Save.
After that, a pop-up window will appear with a message about the successful activation of the theme: the theme has been successfully installed, the images have been regenerated to fit the dimensions specified in this theme. Click the button to complete the installation. Finish.
2. Automatic installation of a template with demo data (Sample data installer)
After installation demo data
In order to install the template demo data using the Sample data installer module, you must first go through Step 1 of this manual. After all the instructions described in Step 1 are completed, the Sample data installer module will be automatically added to your admin panel.
With the help of this module, you can very quickly and conveniently install the demo data of the template in just a few clicks. To do this, you will need to do the following:
After you go through all the steps of this simple instruction, you will have at your disposal the full version of the template with demo data. 3. Manual installation of the template with demo data
If you do not want to waste your time installing a template, you can always order a template installation service using our chat.
After installation demo data, you will get a PrestaShop-based store completely identical to what you see on the Demo. It will contain examples of products, store settings, modules, etc.
Do not install demo data on a live site! They will replace all products in your store and override any settings.
1. Download template files
- Open the template archive
- Go to folder /theme/
- Download folders /img/, /modules/ and /themes/ to PrestaShop root folder
Watch the video tutorial on how to upload files to a server via FTP and How to upload files using cPanel.
2. Install demo data
The demo data is supplied in a visible.SQL file. It is located in the root folder of the template and is called dump.sql
The Dump.sql file can be installed through the phpMyAdmin tool or your host's database panel. You might find the How to import a SQL dump guide helpful.
Make sure your version of PrestaShop meets the requirements of the template you are installing. Otherwise, the database will be damaged.
After the import of the dump.sql file is finished, you will need to activate the template.
In your PrestaShop dashboard go to Preferences > Themes, select the desired template in the section Themes and press Save.
3. Adding a language to the store.
After installing the multilingual template, you will need to install the required languages (English, Russian, French, Spanish, German). This can be done like this:
Go to "Localization > Translations" in control panel, find Translation exchange, and add languages by selecting them from the drop-down list using the button "Add or update a language".
If you don't want to add any languages, you can remove or disable them in the menu "Localization > Languages".
Basic Instructions
1. How to change the store name
In order to change the name of your store, open the PrestaShop control panel and go to the section Preferences > Store Contacts, chapter contact details.
In field shop name enter the name of your store and click the button Save to save changes.
2. How to edit slider
To edit slider images, find the module Image slider for your homepage On the page Modules your PrestaShop store. It's in the modules section. Front Office Features. Click the button Configure to edit the module.
On the module settings page, you can change parameters (such as width, speed, etc.) and edit slides (slide images, URLs, descriptions, etc.).
Extension configuration
Olark Live Chat
In order to use the chat available on the template demo, you need to register on the official Olark website. After providing all the required data, you will receive a code that you need to add to the \themes\themeXXX\footer.tpl file before
