How to upgrade magento2 theme?
I wants to update magento2 theme.
- What is standard way to do this or just override files?
- It's same as magento 1.9?
- Whats care should be taken before and after upgrading?
magento2 theme upgrade
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I wants to update magento2 theme.
- What is standard way to do this or just override files?
- It's same as magento 1.9?
- Whats care should be taken before and after upgrading?
magento2 theme upgrade
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I wants to update magento2 theme.
- What is standard way to do this or just override files?
- It's same as magento 1.9?
- Whats care should be taken before and after upgrading?
magento2 theme upgrade
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
91631
I wants to update magento2 theme.
- What is standard way to do this or just override files?
- It's same as magento 1.9?
- Whats care should be taken before and after upgrading?
magento2 theme upgrade
magento2 theme upgrade
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
91631
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
91631
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
91631
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
91631
asked Jun 9 '17 at 11:00
Ketan Borada
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I don't know exactly, what you want to do, so I'll try to guess. If it's not what you're asking about, please clarify your question.
Update an existing theme
If you did correct errors in the theme and you want to go live with the patched version.
Just override the files in
app/design/frontend/[Theme Author/Vendor]/[Theme Name].
Tell Magento about the new files. This depends on your mode and cache settings:
Development mode: If your Magento cache is disabled, you don't have to do anything and the changes should be live instantly.
Otherwise, you have to clear all (affected) caches either via administration panel or with Magento CLI command
./magento cache:clean.
Production Mode: You only have to run./magento deploy:mode:set productionto set Magento into temporary maintenance, deploy all files, clear caches and reactivate production mode afterwards.
- Profit!
Edit an existing theme
If you want to have some corrections on an already existing theme.
- Create new folders in
app/design/frontend, so that you haveapp/design/frontend/[Your Name]/[Theme Name]
- Create barebone theme: See official Magento docs on creating a new frontend theme
- Tell Magento, which theme you want to override: See official Magento docs on theme inheritance
- Instead of overriding files in existing theme, just create/copy them with the same directory structure within your theme and apply the changes (you only have to copy the files you want to change).
- Tell Magento to use the new theme: See official Magento docs on applying a new theme
- Profit!
As this is a very short guide on adding a new theme, please read the documentation linked above with all linked documents (the ones in the left sidebar, too) to understand Magento theming correctly.
Note: Magento CLI
You have to run all commands as your Magento file system owner! Otherwise, Magento won't/can't use them.
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
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I don't know exactly, what you want to do, so I'll try to guess. If it's not what you're asking about, please clarify your question.
Update an existing theme
If you did correct errors in the theme and you want to go live with the patched version.
Just override the files in
app/design/frontend/[Theme Author/Vendor]/[Theme Name].
Tell Magento about the new files. This depends on your mode and cache settings:
Development mode: If your Magento cache is disabled, you don't have to do anything and the changes should be live instantly.
Otherwise, you have to clear all (affected) caches either via administration panel or with Magento CLI command
./magento cache:clean.
Production Mode: You only have to run./magento deploy:mode:set productionto set Magento into temporary maintenance, deploy all files, clear caches and reactivate production mode afterwards.
- Profit!
Edit an existing theme
If you want to have some corrections on an already existing theme.
- Create new folders in
app/design/frontend, so that you haveapp/design/frontend/[Your Name]/[Theme Name]
- Create barebone theme: See official Magento docs on creating a new frontend theme
- Tell Magento, which theme you want to override: See official Magento docs on theme inheritance
- Instead of overriding files in existing theme, just create/copy them with the same directory structure within your theme and apply the changes (you only have to copy the files you want to change).
- Tell Magento to use the new theme: See official Magento docs on applying a new theme
- Profit!
As this is a very short guide on adding a new theme, please read the documentation linked above with all linked documents (the ones in the left sidebar, too) to understand Magento theming correctly.
Note: Magento CLI
You have to run all commands as your Magento file system owner! Otherwise, Magento won't/can't use them.
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
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I don't know exactly, what you want to do, so I'll try to guess. If it's not what you're asking about, please clarify your question.
Update an existing theme
If you did correct errors in the theme and you want to go live with the patched version.
Just override the files in
app/design/frontend/[Theme Author/Vendor]/[Theme Name].
Tell Magento about the new files. This depends on your mode and cache settings:
Development mode: If your Magento cache is disabled, you don't have to do anything and the changes should be live instantly.
Otherwise, you have to clear all (affected) caches either via administration panel or with Magento CLI command
./magento cache:clean.
Production Mode: You only have to run./magento deploy:mode:set productionto set Magento into temporary maintenance, deploy all files, clear caches and reactivate production mode afterwards.
- Profit!
Edit an existing theme
If you want to have some corrections on an already existing theme.
- Create new folders in
app/design/frontend, so that you haveapp/design/frontend/[Your Name]/[Theme Name]
- Create barebone theme: See official Magento docs on creating a new frontend theme
- Tell Magento, which theme you want to override: See official Magento docs on theme inheritance
- Instead of overriding files in existing theme, just create/copy them with the same directory structure within your theme and apply the changes (you only have to copy the files you want to change).
- Tell Magento to use the new theme: See official Magento docs on applying a new theme
- Profit!
As this is a very short guide on adding a new theme, please read the documentation linked above with all linked documents (the ones in the left sidebar, too) to understand Magento theming correctly.
Note: Magento CLI
You have to run all commands as your Magento file system owner! Otherwise, Magento won't/can't use them.
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
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I don't know exactly, what you want to do, so I'll try to guess. If it's not what you're asking about, please clarify your question.
Update an existing theme
If you did correct errors in the theme and you want to go live with the patched version.
Just override the files in
app/design/frontend/[Theme Author/Vendor]/[Theme Name].
Tell Magento about the new files. This depends on your mode and cache settings:
Development mode: If your Magento cache is disabled, you don't have to do anything and the changes should be live instantly.
Otherwise, you have to clear all (affected) caches either via administration panel or with Magento CLI command
./magento cache:clean.
Production Mode: You only have to run./magento deploy:mode:set productionto set Magento into temporary maintenance, deploy all files, clear caches and reactivate production mode afterwards.
- Profit!
Edit an existing theme
If you want to have some corrections on an already existing theme.
- Create new folders in
app/design/frontend, so that you haveapp/design/frontend/[Your Name]/[Theme Name]
- Create barebone theme: See official Magento docs on creating a new frontend theme
- Tell Magento, which theme you want to override: See official Magento docs on theme inheritance
- Instead of overriding files in existing theme, just create/copy them with the same directory structure within your theme and apply the changes (you only have to copy the files you want to change).
- Tell Magento to use the new theme: See official Magento docs on applying a new theme
- Profit!
As this is a very short guide on adding a new theme, please read the documentation linked above with all linked documents (the ones in the left sidebar, too) to understand Magento theming correctly.
Note: Magento CLI
You have to run all commands as your Magento file system owner! Otherwise, Magento won't/can't use them.
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
I don't know exactly, what you want to do, so I'll try to guess. If it's not what you're asking about, please clarify your question.
Update an existing theme
If you did correct errors in the theme and you want to go live with the patched version.
Just override the files in
app/design/frontend/[Theme Author/Vendor]/[Theme Name].
Tell Magento about the new files. This depends on your mode and cache settings:
Development mode: If your Magento cache is disabled, you don't have to do anything and the changes should be live instantly.
Otherwise, you have to clear all (affected) caches either via administration panel or with Magento CLI command
./magento cache:clean.
Production Mode: You only have to run./magento deploy:mode:set productionto set Magento into temporary maintenance, deploy all files, clear caches and reactivate production mode afterwards.
- Profit!
Edit an existing theme
If you want to have some corrections on an already existing theme.
- Create new folders in
app/design/frontend, so that you haveapp/design/frontend/[Your Name]/[Theme Name]
- Create barebone theme: See official Magento docs on creating a new frontend theme
- Tell Magento, which theme you want to override: See official Magento docs on theme inheritance
- Instead of overriding files in existing theme, just create/copy them with the same directory structure within your theme and apply the changes (you only have to copy the files you want to change).
- Tell Magento to use the new theme: See official Magento docs on applying a new theme
- Profit!
As this is a very short guide on adding a new theme, please read the documentation linked above with all linked documents (the ones in the left sidebar, too) to understand Magento theming correctly.
Note: Magento CLI
You have to run all commands as your Magento file system owner! Otherwise, Magento won't/can't use them.
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
1,45911223
edited Aug 2 '17 at 22:31
diazwatson
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1,45911223
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
answered Jun 10 '17 at 13:29
biolauri
20128
20128
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