Magento Frontend Development

How to Translate Magento 2 Extensions Using CSV Files

Generally, Magento uses a translation dictionary so that you can localize your store. This dictionary is a .csv file with two columns: the original text in the source (en_US) locale and the translation of that text in a target locale. Therefore, you need to perform Magento 2 CSV files translation by adding and applying the translation phrases.

Magento Frontend Development

How to Translate Magento 2 Extension Using Theme Translation Files

In this article you will learn how to perform Magento 2 theme files translation.

Usually, the translations are being stored in the .csv files on your server. However, if for some reason there's no CSV translation file translated for your language - you will need to create the .csv file from scratch. To create the CSV translation file - please follow the steps below.

Magento Frontend Development

How to Translate Magento Extension Using Theme Translation Files

In this article you will learn how to perform Magento 2 theme files translation. Usually, the translations are being stored in the .csv files on your server. However, if for some reason there's no CSV translation file translated for your language - you will need to create the .csv file from scratch. Here's a quick guide to creating the .csv translation file and applying the translated phrases.

Magento Setup

Web Installation (Using Native Magento 2 Component Manager)

In this article you will learn how to install the Plumrocket extension using the native Magento 2 Component Manager.

Before you proceed with the installation of Plumrocket Magento 2 Extension - please, make sure the Plumrocket Base extension is intalled. This is a system extension required for correct functioning of all Plumrocket Inc extensions.