In the previous parts of our series on detecting collisions we discussed HTML and CSS. Then, we analysed what exactly JS should do. Today, we’ll look into the keypad support. […]

To continue our series of articles, we’re presenting the subsequent steps on how to correctly implement detecting collisions using JS.

The requirements of those running online stores are very diverse. As regards product settings, usually the majority of Magento built-in features can meet expectations of a typical webstore administrator. However, […]

In the first part of the series on toplinks we learned how to add links to the top menu. In this text we’ll show you how to change the position […]

  From this article you’ll find out how toplinks are generated, how you can edit them easily, add new links to an existing list and create your own links list […]

Modifying the existing Magento functionalities is often difficult and there’s always a risk of conflicts with the extensions or complications after an update. But it turns out that extending the […]

In the previous article from this series (A few words about debugging – Part III) we looked at the good debugging practices. Today we will present some real life examples […]

In the previous article (“A few words about debugging – Part II”) we presented some very helpful extensions which make debugging much easier. Today, we’ll talk about the good practices […]

Last time, in the article “A few words about debugging – Part I”, we talked about the best PHP configuration for Magento debugging. Today we’ll discuss the extensions that will […]

Shoplift, a major Magento security bug, was discovered this February by Check Point. It is a critical breach in Magento security. Here are some examples of how this exploit can […]