tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-56313955575873412402024-10-25T04:27:49.538-07:00Hetal Shahhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02302039959059987577noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5631395557587341240.post-42987549998034194682012-07-18T02:01:00.002-07:002012-07-18T02:29:40.830-07:00Many a times , we require to make textual changes to magento terminology as per clients specifications. Common and tedious way is to do so is find related csv file under any locale directory. <br /> <br /> But there is an easy way available in magento. It has a built in function available in the Admin to allow you to do this without touching ANY code at all.<br /> <br /> Just enable Translation in Admin and then you can rename anything you want without changing anything both for front-end as well admin!!<br /> <br /> <i><b>Go to [System] &gt;&gt; [Configuration] &gt;&gt; [Advanced] &gt;&gt; [Developer] &gt; [Translate Inline] and change "Enabled for Admin" and / or "Enabled for Front-end" to Yes.<br /> than click on "save config".</b></i><br /> <br /> When you save a book icon will display on all menu items and most other text. Click icon <img border="0" height="13" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRKSz1RNrByB6zlXtMfClpDG9ru2XgkEcZAS0MbITCK7ZJW6zuAsGvC30PJ_Tg1G3DntJl5SCZbOkOghZBdB-3KCMRGHty9ZEheCJ_7kY_Wnof4Mrkxrse4ljZvjvBhe8KRYHDTSXAz6FY/s200/fam_book_open.png" width="13" /> and a popup will show up which will allow you to edit/rename it to anything you want. The results are stored in Magento Translation csv files under your chosen Local and nothing is changed in magento core. <br /> <br /> Once you have complete all translations, change "Enabled for Admin" and / or "Enabled for Frontend" to No.<br /> <br /> Hope it saves hell of time of all in finding which csv file in Theme is responsible for text changes.Hetal Shahhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02302039959059987577noreply@blogger.com0