Magento theme and multi-store are two separate things. To run multi-store site you don't need to make any changes to theme whatsoever. ... View more

When you want to call your own template I recommend to create your own folder. All templates are called from template folder and what subdirectory you use there doesn't really matter. ... View more

Nope, it's been largely unchanged from pretty early versions. The only things I can suggest is that perhaps you're using some kind of custom theme, or you're checking wrong product which belongs to different attribute set. ... View more

644 means that you file is read-write for owner and read for everyone else. Basically your cron.sh would look like this when those permissions are applied. -rw-r--r-- 1 pronto pronto 0 Feb 10 00:09 cron.sh It also means that this file never gets executed as it doesn't have execution rights. If you're trying to run this script under your own crontab, you should use 744 permissions instead: -rwxr--r-- 1 pronto pronto 0 Feb 10 00:09 cron.sh Please note that php -f /home/example/public_html/cron.php tries to run cron.sh anyway, so you pretty much need to change permissions so that it is executable. ... View more

You can do what everyone else does: increase your product prices 13% and make a catalog discount for every store except the one for more expensive stuff. ... View more

   Yes , the added new attribute shows up in the backend at all the right places .eg products , attribute sets but doesnt show up in the front end.   Every attribute has following option: "Visible on Product View Page on Front-end". Make sure that it's set to "Yes" and after reindexing it should be visible on your product page.    ... View more

The products are technically bundles, why not define them so? ... View more

I think you're overthinking it. Weight is generally used to calculate price and that's it. Just add handling fee to your delivery price and you're good to go. ... View more

Which Magento version you're talking about? M1 and M2 have very little common on that regard. ... View more

Since we know absolutely nothing about your project I'd say you need more powerful server :)   Because right now about only thing I can suggest is to check if you have cache turned on. ... View more

But it appears for backend? ... View more

Which Layout xml file precisely? ... View more

Vast majority of those tracking scripts are already speed optimised. Basically there are two thing you can do -- a) skip trackers you don't need b) instead of loading tracker in header put tracker loading script right before </body> (body element end tag). This makes browser to load trackers after everything else is rendered. Technically it doesn't reduce page loading time, but from user experience perspective there's (sometimes noticeable) speed difference. ... View more

I'm pretty sure you can achieve it without writing a single line of PHP code. You can write html / javascript / css to CMS Page Content area (you need to turn off WYSIWYG editor first though). You can use Google repository to load jQuery and run jQuery.noConflict() as otherwise it'll conflict with Magento built in Prototype framework. ... View more

Manage products. Once you open a product there's a number of left-side tabs. One of them is Websites. ... View more

There's the checklist:   1) Make sure that chosen root category is assigned to your store (it probably is unless you changed something). 2) Make subcategory under root category above (Root category itself is just a category container and putting products there makes no sense). 3) Make sure that category is active, also make sure that category is included in navigation menu. 4) Create product. 5) make sure that status is enabled and visibility is "catalog, search". 6) For testing purposes Make sure that under Inventory Manage Inventory is set to "No". This means that we don't need to keep inventory -- because product is always available. 7) Make sure that under Websites all boxes are checked (you probably forgot to do it). 8) Make sure that under Categories all appropriate categories are checked. You can check all categories at first for testing purposes. 9) Make sure that the rest of mandatory fields are filled (Magento should complain when you try to save without filling them first. 10) Reindex everything. 11) Flush all caches.   After everything described above you should be able to see your products and categories.   ... View more

I'm pretty sure you can find more information from var/log folder. Also, it's good idea to wipe var/session folder after upgrade. ... View more

When asking questions like this one, I'd strongly recommend to explain what to you want to achieve instead of describing what do you want to do. My experience says that those are more often than not nowhere near each other. ... View more

It usually happens when you have merged css files. Either un-merge them, or flush css/javascript cache to regenerate them. ... View more

Problems with folder permissions and disk being full (both target disk and whenever your tmp folder is) are usual suspects here. Upload size limit is also something to consider. And you should try out different browser to avoid random client side issue. ... View more

You can use Magento "Shipping to multiple addresses" feature to achieve this functionality. This pretty much covers it. ... View more