Customizing the ‘New Order Confirmation Email‘ template in Magento may be a havoc for the first time if you do not know the write way. But it is as easy as anything. Recently I needed to customize the item information in the ‘New Order Confirmation Email’. I googled a number of links but found nothing useful. Then I decided to find my own way, and after 2 hours of hard work I found a simple way. Here are the steps to customize the email template:

1. In the Magento Admin panel go to ‘System > Transactional Emails’ and click on ‘Add New Template’.
2. In the ‘Load default template’ container select ‘New Order’ in the ‘Template’ dropdown. Alse select our desired ‘Locale’.
3. Click on ‘Load Template’. It will load the Default email template to edit for you. Now you can edit the ‘Template Subject’ and ‘Template Content’ to suit your needs. See the following screenshot:

Magento is a strong eCommerce application which gives the flexibility to have to a customized iPhone customized theme with lots of different color variant. Magento empowers to use any preset color palette or use one from scratch to match with your site’s design.

I am going to present screenshots of a Magento mobile app for iPhone where i am showing you how to customize your iPhone app with lots of colors and images. I am assuming you are using Enterprise Magento software.

1. Magento Mobile App in Magento Admin Panel

There might be some particular reasons when you have to change the Magento‘s core files then you should be very careful otherwise all your changes made in core files will be lost when the current Magento version is upgraded to latest version. Before changing anything in the core you should device a clear cut policy to ensure that your customized core files are upgradable, non-over writable and easier to accommodate further customizations.

Magento gives the flexibility to customize it’s core but the most important thing is the developers discipline. A slight negligence can make all efforts go in vain especially when the Magento version is upgraded, degraded etc.
Understanding Magento’s Configuration Files

This post describes how Magento navigation works. I hope it will help you.
The begining of all is in template file: “category/navigation/top.phtml”