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Four custom extensions in the Adobe Commerce Marketplace – from the same practical experience as these projects. Marketplace profile
Complete migration and redesign of Industriearmaturen-Shop24.de
Magento 2 online shop for the garden trade – Hermann Meyer
Before & After: Storetown-Media's comprehensive digital strategy for Huck GmbH
Barbarian.eu Magento 2 ProjectAll Magento references Our checkout plugin is located in the official WordPress.org directory – reviewed according to its guidelines. View in directory
Case study of the booking portal Fewo-Nordostsee.de with WordPress (homey)
hairdoshop.de – the same shop built in WooCommerce and Shopify
Propellerdiscount WooCommerce Shop Redesign
WooCommerce wine shop in 3 languagesAll WooCommerce references Shopware 6 from Tornesch: Switching from Shopware 5, custom themes and integration with the merchandise management system.
Shopware project newxise
New Shopware shop
Magento reference for selling vegan food: Happy CheezeAll Shopware references Migration of existing shops to Shopify, custom themes and the mandatory German information.
hairdoshop.de – the same shop built in WooCommerce and ShopifyAll Shopify references Company websites and portals based on WordPress – the same foundation on which our plugins are also created.
Case study of the booking portal Fewo-Nordostsee.de with WordPress (homey)
Custom WordPress theme for a North Sea holiday home – The Blue House in FriedrichskoogWooCommerce shop for hair extensions – the multilingual hairdo online shop
Carpenter's website with WordPress – De Holtworm Carpentry in FriedrichskoogAll WordPress references In e-commerce since 2012
Online shops, websites and everything related to them – from Hamburg / Tornesch in the Pinneberg district.
All articles on the topic of "phpMyAdmin"
5 postsStoretown Media's "phpMyAdmin" topic contains 5 articles. Key topics include: database, website, WordPress, backup, tables, Magento, commands, metadata, and WooCommerce. Popular articles: 🔒 How-to: Remove malware from Magento and protect it in the future 🛡️How to delete all products in WooCommerce via the phpMyAdmin database, How to completely uninstall an extension in Magento 2, How to delete all WooCommerce products in the database, How to add an admin user via phpMyAdmin in WordPress?
A hacked Magento shop can have disastrous consequences: plummeting sales, loss of customer trust, and even legal repercussions. If your shop is affected, you must act quickly. This article will guide you step-by-step through removing malware from Magento and outline the measures you should take to better protect yourself in the future. A look at information from…
To add an admin user to a WordPress website using phpMyAdmin, you would typically follow these steps: Access your hosting control panel and open phpMyAdmin. Select the database your WordPress site uses from the list on the left. Once the database is open, locate the wp_users table (the…
Deleting all WooCommerce products directly from the database should be approached with caution, as it can cause irreversible data loss. It's always good practice to create a full backup of your website before making such changes. Here's how to delete all WooCommerce products using SQL commands in phpMyAdmin. These instructions refer to…
Uninstalling an extension in Magento 2 can differ depending on whether the extension was installed manually or via Composer. Here are the steps for both scenarios: Uninstalling an extension installed via Composer: If you installed an extension via Composer, you can also uninstall it via Composer. Here are the basic steps…
Deleting all products from WooCommerce via the database is a task that requires caution. If you are not careful, you can cause irreparable damage to your database. It is strongly recommended that you create a full backup of your database before making any changes. Here's how to proceed to back up all…
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