In some cases you might need to hide the ‘Add Item’ button on the grid page in backend module for admin. This may eat your head if you have no idea of what is going on. But this is as simple as nothing. Follow the below given steps and you are done in less than a minute.

Open app\code\local\<namespace>\<module>\Block\Adminhtml\<module>.php and perform following changes:

<?php
class <Namespace>_<Module>_Block_Adminhtml_<Module> extends Mage_Adminhtml_Block_Widget_Grid_Container

Allow more file types to Magento.

I wanted to add a PDF file to the product description but Magento just allow image file types.

Let’s get started.

Core Files

Look for the file: /app/code/Core/Mage/Cms/etc/config.xml

You should create the same folder structure inside /app/local/…

That’s the way to make the change upgrade proof. But I did and didn’t work

Create an Static Block from your CMS admin tab and show it in your theme.

In my case I wanted to call a Static Block from my theme to show up in the sidebar.

I edited my theme file called 2columns-left.phtml and then added the following code.

Please notice you need to replace the YourBlockId with your own Static Block Id.

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

Apache in itself is big and consume too much memory and resources. Ningx web server on the other hand doesn’t consume resources as Apache and somewhat less resource crazy. Running Magento powered eCommerce on nginx have several speed specific advantages but configuring ngnix for Magento is not as easy as configuring Magento on Apache.

Believe me or not but Magento is a resource hungry application and when the traffic or bot comes, it puts immense load on Apache server (running on low RAM), in such scenarios all you can do is to restart your Apache to resume normal operation. Fortunately, ngnix will save you from restarting the server every time the load is too high. In the following configuration i am making sure that your Magento installation runs fine on http and https both. Now, lets add SSL support in your nginx.conf file