In Magento, you can manage tags by using the built-in tagging feature. Here are the steps to manage tags in Magento:
Log in to the Magento admin panel and go to “Marketing” > “Tag Management”
This page shows a list of all the tags that have been created in your store. You can filter the list by tag name, status, and the number of times the tag has been used.
To create a new tag, click on the “Add New Tag” button. You will be prompted to enter a tag name and select a tag status (Pending, Approved, or Disapproved).
To edit an existing tag, click on the tag name in the list to open the editing page. You can change the tag name, status, and the number of times the tag has been used.
To delete a tag, select the tag in the list and click on the “Delete” button.
In the Tag Management page, you can also see the products associated with each tag and the customers who have used the tag. Additionally, you can sort the tags by name, status, and number of times used.
You can also use third-party extensions available in the market to manage tags more efficiently, with more advanced features like auto-tagging, tagging by customers, tagging by admin, etc.
It’s important to note that tags are not automatically removed when a product is deleted, so you may want to periodically check and delete unused tags to keep your tag list organized.
[32]. Magento How To Change Admin Folder Name
In Magento, you can change the name of the admin folder to improve the security of your site. This is done by renaming the “admin” folder in your Magento installation and updating the configuration settings to reflect the new folder name. Here are the steps to change the admin folder name:
Log in to your server via FTP or SFTP and navigate to the Magento root directory.
Locate the “admin” folder and rename it to the desired name (e.g. “myadmin” or “secureadmin”).
Open the app/etc/local.xml file and locate the following line of code:
php
<admin>
<routers>
<adminhtml>
<args>
<frontName><![CDATA[admin]]></frontName>
</args>
</adminhtml>
</routers>
</admin>
Change the <frontName><![CDATA[admin]]></frontName> to the new folder name you have just chosen.
Save the local.xml file.
Clear the cache by going to System > Cache Management > Select all > Select “Refresh” from the actions dropdown and click on “Submit”
Test the new admin URL by going to yourdomain.com/newfoldername, if everything is working, you can remove the old admin folder from the server.
Note: If you have a custom admin URL, you will need to update the URL in the database. you can use the following SQL query to update the admin URL in the database:
sql
UPDATE core_config_data SET value = ‘newfoldername’ WHERE path = ‘admin/url/use_custom’
Also, if you’re using Magento 2, you should check the documentation for more details on how to change the admin folder name.
