Scott Mitchell

In your default version of Prestashop, you may notice it is set up with a specific set of measurements, such as the American standard of measure. Here you will learn how to alter any or all of these units. You may want to use kilometers instead of miles, liters instead of gallons, or kilograms instead Read More >

So far we have taught you to create, modify and disable tax rules. This article will now teach you to delete a tax rule in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This is useful if a tax rule is no longer in existence or if you simply no longer wish to service locations that use that rule. Read More >

After learning how to add and edit a tax rule, this article you guide you on how to disable one. This is useful when you have the tax rule data and do not want to allow it to be used at the present time. This way, you can remove a tax rule from the active Read More >

In our last tutorial, we demonstrated how to create a new tax rule for your store. This article will teach you how to modify an existing tax rule in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. Tax data may change, rates may go up or down for particular locales, or the rule behavior may need to be changed. Read More >

After learning how to add and edit a tax from the primary tax list with our previous articles, you will now learn to disable one. This is useful when you have the tax data and do not want to allow it to be used at the present time. This way, you can remove a tax Read More >

In the three previous articles, we taught you to create, modify and disable a tax. This article will teach you to remove a tax in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. You can use this feature if a tax is no longer in existence or if you simply no longer wish to service locations that use that Read More >

In our last tutorial, we demonstrated how to create a new tax for your store. This article will teach you how to modify an existing tax in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. Tax data may change, meaning rates may increase or decrease. The instructions below will guide you on how to edit a tax in your Read More >

This article will demonstrate how to create a new tax for your PrestaShop 1.5 store list. Although PrestaShop provides a list of taxes already enabled, you may want to add additional taxes for other locations that you do business with. This list of taxes can appear in multiple places in the program, so managing them Read More >

In the last three articles, you learned how to create, modify, and disable a currency. This article will take you through deleting a currency in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This feature is useful if a currency is no longer in existence or if you simply no longer wish to service locations that use that currency. Read More >

After learning how to add and edit a currency from the list with our previous articles, you will now want to learn to disable a currency. This is useful when you have the currency data and do not want to allow it to be used at the present time. This way, you can remove a Read More >

In our last tutorial, we demonstrated how to add a new currency to your store. This article will teach you how to modify an existing currency in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. Currency data may change, particularly the exchange rate you need to compare against your default currency. The instructions below will guide you on how Read More >

This article will demonstrate how to create a new currency for your PrestaShop 1.5 store currency list. PrestaShop provides the US dollar as the base currency for the program. You may want to add additional currencies for different countries that you do business with. This list of currencies can appear in multiple places in the Read More >

In the last three articles, you learned how to create, modify, and disable a state. This article will take you through deleting a state in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This feature is useful if a state is no longer in existence or if you simply no longer wish to service that area. Follow along in Read More >

After learning how to add and edit a state from the list in your Prestashop 1.5 store, you will now want to learn to disable a state. This is useful when you have the state data and do not want to allow it to be used at the present time. This way, the state is Read More >

In our last article, we demonstrated how to add a new state to your store. This tutorial will teach you how to modify an existing state in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. State data may change as countries develop, so you need to be able to adjust the data to reflect these changes. The instructions below Read More >

This article will demonstrate how to create a new state for your PrestaShop 1.5 store. PrestaShop provides a pre-built list of states, however you may need to add additional states along the way. All United States are represented, but not all states from all countries are in the list. Follow the steps below and you Read More >

In the last three articles, you learned how to create, modify, and disable a country. This article will take you through deleting a country in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. This feature is useful if a country is no longer in existence or if you simply no longer wish to service that country. Deleting a country Read More >

After learning how to add and edit a country from the list in your Prestashop 1.5 store, you will now want to learn to disable a country. This is useful when you have the country data and do not want to allow it to be used at the present time. This way, the country is Read More >

Our last article showed you how to add a new country to your store. You will now learn how to modify an existing country in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. Data on countries can change at any time, so you must be ready to update the data for consistency. The instructions below will guide you on Read More >

This article will demonstrate how to create a new country in your PrestaShop 1.5 store. While providing a large list of default countries, you may need to add additional countries along the way. Not all countries are represented in the list, and new countries form from time to time, so adding a new country to Read More >