Here are some of the key PrestaShop documentation sources, what they cover, and how you can use them. I can also link you directly to relevant parts if you tell me your PrestaShop version (e.g. 1.7, 8, etc.).
đź“š Key Official Documentation for PrestaShop
| Documentation | URL | What’s in It / Who it’s For |
|---|---|---|
| User Documentation (Official) | docs.prestashop-project.org (docs.prestashop-project.org) | Guides for users / store owners: installation, shop setup, localization, geolocation, managing catalog, etc. Useful if you’re using PrestaShop and want to configure or use features. |
| Developer / Technical Documentation | devdocs.prestashop-project.org (PrestaShop) | For developers: architecture, modules, themes, Webservice / API, hooks, customization, deployment. |
| Geolocation Section in User Guide | “Geolocation” under User Guide → Improving your shop → Going International → Localization / Geolocation (docs.prestashop-project.org) | Details on how to enable geolocation, set rules (which countries are allowed or restricted), whitelist IPs, etc. |
| Technical / GitHub Repository | PrestaShop technical docs in GitHub (GitHub) | Source files for the documentation, useful if you want to see versions, contribute, or see how things are structured “under the hood.” |
🔍 What You’ll Find Specifically About Geolocation
From the geolocation documentation:
- How to download and place the needed geolocation database (MaxMind GeoLite) into your PrestaShop installation. (docs.prestashop-project.org)
- How to enable “Geolocation by IP address” in Back-Office. (docs.prestashop-project.org)
- Options for restricted countries: whether they can view catalogue only, make orders, or be blocked entirely. (docs.prestashop-project.org)
- IP whitelisting (for example, adding trusted IPs so they bypass restrictions). (build.prestashop-project.org)
