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How to Enable CAPTCHA for Admin Login in Magento 2

Generally, Magento 2 owners focus so much on customer security that stays on the frontend; they often neglect the importance of having security for the backend side. Having amazing security in Magento 2 website for admin login is very important becau...

How to Load Model Data By Custom Field in Magento 2

In most instances, Magento 2 developers use Model to load records. Generally, models in Magento 2 are loaded by the field with the primary key.  At the time of client’s requirements where they want to load model data using a non-primary column f...

How to Install Magento 2 Extension

Magento, by Adobe, is an open-source e-commerce platform that is developed in PHP. The CMS is a powerful platform to build E-commerce stores that are capable of standing out amongst the competitors in today’s market. Here are some of the interes...

How to Enable Single Store Mode in Magento 2

Magento 2 allows running multi-stores which is a great feature when you want to expand your business, set up stores for more than one location, or manage multiple stores from single admin panel. However, that is not the case for each business. A...

How to Create & Update Product Using REST API in Magento 2

Are you following the ERP model of business for Magento 2 store? Ever had the requirement to manage the changes in ERP to directly reflect in the Magento 2 online store? If yes, you can consider this post as the starting point for you where I am givi...

How to Include Custom Column in Export To CSV in Magento 2

If you are a Magento 2 store admin, you must be quite acquainted with the backend grids. You also might frequently export the data of the grid for analysis, order management, stock management, etc. Now, you might be unaware of the developer’s tricks!...

How to Change Favicon in Magento 2

A favicon, i.e, the “favourite icon” is the small icon that you see on the tab of each page in the browser. The favicon represents your brand to the user when he is visiting multiple sites at a time. If you want your store to stand apart among multip...

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