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An Adobe Commerce developer needs to add a conditional static note depending on whether the order type is virtual or not. Which option would the developer use to add the conditional text in the email template?
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Option B is the correct way to add a conditional static note depending on whether the order type is virtual or not in the email template. Option B uses the {{trans}} directive to translate the text and the {{depend}} directive to check the value of the order.is_virtual variable. If the order is virtual, the text ''Shipping not required.'' will be displayed. Option A and Option C are incorrect because they use the wrong syntax for the {{trans}} and {{depend}} directives. Option A uses curly braces instead of parentheses for the {{trans}} directive and does not use quotes for the text. Option C uses parentheses instead of curly braces for the {{depend}} directive and does not use a dot to access the order.is_virtual variable.
An Adobe Commerce developer has created a system configuration field:
Using Layout XML, how can the visibility of a block be controlled by a system configuration?
To control the visibility of a block using a system configuration, the developer should use the ifconfig attribute in the <block> tag. The ifconfig attribute should specify the path to the system configuration field that determines whether the block is visible or not. For example:
<block name=''block.name'' template=''Vendor_Module::template.phtml'' ifconfig=''vendor/general/enable'' />
This will render the block only if the vendor/general/enable system configuration field is set to true. The module/general/enable and general/module/enable paths are not valid and will not work, as they do not match the system configuration field defined in the image. Reference: [Layout instructions], [System configuration]
An Adobe Commerce developer wants to completely overwrite _module. less of Orange_Checkout module, in their theme. Where would the developer place the file?
To completely overwrite _module.less of Orange_Checkout module in a custom theme, the developer should place the file in the Custom/theme/Orange_Checkout/web/css/source directory. This will override the default _module.less file from the Orange_Checkout module and apply the custom styles to the theme. The Custom/theme/Orange_Checkout/frontend/web/css/_module.less and Custom/theme/web/css/source/Orange_Checkout/_module.less paths are not valid and will not work, as they do not follow the theme structure or the module naming convention. Reference: [Theme structure], [Module naming convention]
An Adobe Commerce Developer is adding a new page layout to the theme directory within a custom theme. Which file needs to be created to register the new page layout?
To register a new page layout in a custom theme, the developer needs to create a layouts.xml file in the app/design/frontend/<VendorName>/<ThemeName>/Magento_Theme/layout directory. The layouts.xml file should contain the <layout> element with the id, label, and file attributes. The id attribute is used to reference the layout in other layout files, the label attribute is used to display the layout name in the admin panel, and the file attribute is used to specify the path to the layout file relative to the web directory of the theme. The app/design/frontend/<VendorName>/<ThemeName>/layouts.xml and app/design/frontend/<VendorName>/<ThemeName>/Magento_Theme/layouts.xml files are not valid and will not work. Reference: [Create a new page layout], [layouts.xml]
In which folder can a custom theme favicon be added?
The favicon can be added to the <your_theme_dir>/Magento_Theme/web/ directory of a custom theme. The favicon should have the name favicon.ico and replace the default one from the Magento_Theme module. The <your_theme_dir>/web/ directory is used for storing web assets that are not specific to any module. The <your_theme_dir>/assets/images directory does not exist by default and is not used for storing favicons. Reference: [Add a favicon], [Theme structure]
