How to Set Single Store Mode in Magento 2

What is Single Store Mode in Magento 2?

Single store mode in Magento 2 is the store mode that you can disable all store view options and scope indicators. If you add more store views, the single store mode is overridden. By turning off all the store view options and scope indicators, you can rearrange the display when there is only a single store and store view in your Magento 2 installation. Every screenshots in this article were taken while we disabled the Single Store Mode to display the scope indicator for every settings.You can override the Single Store Mode, if you add more store views later. The Single Store Mode makes store administrator’s work easier and more simple.

In this article, we will show you how to set single store mode in Magento 2 admin.

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Single Website, Store, and View

Tutorial on set Single Store Mode in Magento 2

To set single store mode in Magento 2, follow these steps:

  1. On the Admin sidebar, click Stores. Under Settings tap, click Configuration.
  2. Under the General tab, scroll down to the bottom and open Single Store option.
  3. Change Single Store Mode to “Yes”.
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Single Store Mode
  1. Click Save Config
  2. Follow these step if you need to flush cache:
  • In the system notification on the top of the page, click Cache Management link.
  • Click the Page Cache checkbox
  • Set Action to Refresh and click Submit.

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How to Configure Price Scope in Magento 2

In this article, we will find out what is price scope and how to configure price scope in Magento 2 Basic Configuration

What is price scope?

The price scope, or Catalog price scope is the context of a configuration setting to apply the price in Magento 2 web store catalog. In the price scope, the base currency scope is used for product prices that can be configured at either global or website level. If the Catalog Price Scope is set to the global level, the same price is used throughout the store hierarchy.  If the Catalog Price Scope is applied at the website level, the same product can be available at different prices in different stores. In Magento 2 default installation, the scope of product pricing is global.

The different components can influence the price of the same product in one position and not another. For example, there might be additional costs to bring the product to the market and other decisions that affect the price of products sold in a specific store. This following picture provides a multi-website installation with the base currency set to the website level. The same product has a different price in each store.

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Price Scope

In this article, we will provide the tutorial on how to How to configure price scope in Magento 2 Basic Configuration.

To configure price scope:

  1. On the Admin menu, click Stores. After that under Settings, select Configuration
  2. In the panel on the left under Catalog, select Catalog.
  3. Move down to the Price option. After that, change the Catalog Price Scope to one of following option:
  • Global
  • Website

The Catalog Price Scope setting that you selected will display in price fields in your catalog.

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Catalog Price Scope
  1. Click Save Config after complete.

Above is the information about Catalog price scope and the tutorial on how to configure price scope in Magento 2 backend. We hope that you can get more useful information and know the process of setting the Catalog Price Scope for your Magento 2 store. If you have any question, feel free to leave a comment. Send us a private email if you need another Magento 2 tutorial. Remember to like, share and subscribe Magestandard to read more Magento 2 article.

How to Edit a Product for a Different View in Magento 2 Product Scope

What is Product Scope?

Product Scope is the scope setting which decides the place where products are available for sale, and for each store view that the product information is available. At first, every product that you create is  placed on the default website, store, and store view.

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Multisite Installation

You can set the single store mode to hide the scope setting if you have only a single store with the default view. But if your store has multiple views, a scope indicator is displayed under the name of each field.

  • When you edit product information for a specific view, firstly you have to select the view that you want to edit by using the Store View control in the upper-left corner. Additional controls become available for any field that can be edited at the store view level.
  • The Product in Websites section of product information allows store owners to characterize the scope of a product in a multisite installation.

The process of editing a product for a store view is similar to including a layer of product information which is specific to the store view.

To edit a product for a different view, follow these steps:

  1. In the upper-left corner, change Store View to the specific view to be edited. Click OK to change scope when you confirmed.
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Store View
  1. Clear the Use default value checkbox to override the default value. After that, fill the new value for the store view into the field.
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Translating Product Name for Spanish Store View
  1. Click Save after complete
  2. In the upper-left corner, change the Store View to default
  3. Follow these steps to verify the change in your store:
  • In the upper-right corner, click the Admin menu arrow. After that, select Customers View.
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Customer View
  • In the upper-right corner of the store, change the Language Chooser to the store view of the product that you edited. After that, find the product that you edited for the view.
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Language Chooser

A Complete Guide of Websites, Stores and Views in Magento 2 Basic Configuration

Every Magento 2 installation has a system of website(s), store(s), and store view(s). The place in the system of database entity is determined by the term “scope” – such as such as a product, attribute, or category – content element, or configuration setting applies. A relationship between websites, stores, and store views is one-to-many parent/child. A Magento 2 installation can have many websites, and each website can have many stores and store views. In this article, we will provide information about each part of Magento 2 Basic Configuration: Websites, Stores and Views.

  1. Websites

By default, a single website called “Main Website” is the basic start of all Magento 2 installations. For a single installation, multiple websites can be set up, each one with its own domain and IP address.

  1. Stores

Multiple stores can be created on a single website, each with its own main menu. The web store has the similar product catalog, but can have an alternate selection of products and design. All stores under a similar site share the same Admin and checkout.

  1. Store Views

Each store which is available for customers is displayed following a specific “view”. In the beginning, a store only has a single view. To support different languages or for any other purposes, you can add other store views. The language can be selected in the header by customers to change the store view.

Above is an information article about three important part of Magento 2 Basic Configuration: Websites, Stores and View. We hope that you will find useful information from this article. If you have any question, feel free to leave a comment. In the next article, we will tell more about each part of Basic Configuration. Don’t forget to subscribe Magestandard for more Magento article.