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- A "Yes/No" option at the top of each section of the settings page.
- A check box next to each option.
They both serve the same purpose: letting you enable the options that would otherwise be disabled in the current shop context. You can pick the options that you want to enable, or you can enable all the options of the section by switching the Yes/No option. Once enabled, it is up to you to change the value of each option: clicking the checkbox or switching the Yes/No option does not change any settings, it just allows you to change it in that context.
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Nevertheless, some options cannot be edited on a local context: they will display "You can't change the value of this configuration field in the context of this shop"." |
The following table indicates whether the item can also be customized for a single shop, for a group of shops, or for all shops at once.
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Categories: A product can only appear in a given category of a shop if it has been associated with this category in that shop's context. In other words: if shop A and shop B have the C category in common, you can associate the P product to the C category for the A shop's context, and P will not appear in category C on shop B. Carriers: You can manage the carriers' association on a per-shop basis, a per-shop-group basis or for all shops; but you cannot customize a carrier on a per-shop basis. You must duplicate the carrier if you want to use the same carrier with different price ranges on two shops. Warehouses: While advanced stock management can only be used for a single shop at a time, warehouses can be used with shop groups, and you can simply manage the warehouses in order to have advanced stock management. |
For each shop, you can set specific prices for every product, share part of the catalog or the whole of it, change product images, etc.
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