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Where do you place an extension in Magento?
Magento’s flexible platform lets you place an extension anywhere in the Admin panel. However, it can be difficult finding the right place for your extension and how it should look, so we’ve prepared the following guidelines to help. We discourage practices that diminish the user experience in the Admin.
Do you put icons on the admin panel?
Icons should not be added to the primary navigation panel in the Admin. If every extension added its own icon to the primary navigation panel, the interface will quickly become cluttered and unusable. Icons should not be used in any of the navigation submenu panels to bring attention to your extension.
Why are icons not used in navigation panels?
Icons should not be used in any of the navigation submenu panels to bring attention to your extension. Your navigation listing should conform to the look and feel of its surroundings and not look out of place.
Where do I find system settings in Magento?
System settings refer to the configurations in the Magento Admin Stores > Settings > Configuration section. The app/etc/config.php file includes system configuration settings for stores, websites, modules or extensions, static file optimization, and system values related to static content deployment.
How to dump Magento app config dumps?
If you need a comprehensive configuration dump, use the Magento app:config:dump command, but be aware that this command locks configuration values in a read-only state. Because Cloud for Adobe Commerce supports only the Magento production and maintenance modes, the Advanced > Developer section is not accessible in the Admin panel.
What happens when you lock settings in Magento?
The data “dumped” to the app/etc/config.php file becomes locked, which means the corresponding field in the Magento Admin panel becomes read-only. The config.php file includes only the settings that you configure. It does not lock the default values.