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      symbolica last edited by

      Hello,

      What's the best way to customize admin area core pages? How can I add / remove some columns or search form from products list page?

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      • devansh-webkul
        devansh-webkul last edited by

        Hi @symbolica,

        It depends on the taste, how you want to be it. But if the talk is about the admin area I am assuming that you are familiar with packages as well.

        If anything you want to changes in the view of the admin then you need to check the resources folder of the admin package i.e. packages/Webkul/Admin/src/Resources.

        For a listing, we use data grids, and for changes in the product list you need to check the product Datagrid class i.e. packages/Webkul/Admin/src/DataGrids/ProductDataGrid.php.

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          hedyd last edited by

          How can i edit sidebar menus?

          Nam in quod velit ni

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          • devansh-webkul
            devansh-webkul last edited by devansh-webkul

            Hi @hedyd,

            You can check on this path,
            packages/Webkul/Admin/src/Resources/views/layouts/nav-left.blade.php

            But make sure to override this path in your resources folder because this path is for the packages folder and I have shared it only for reference.

            You can check this doc to override the package view,
            https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/packages#overriding-package-views

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              hedyd last edited by hedyd

              Also one more thing, every time I do changes in the menu, I need to run

              php artisan config:cache
              

              command. Is it necessary to do say, or is there any other way?

              Nam in quod velit ni

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              • devansh-webkul
                devansh-webkul last edited by

                Yes because configs are cached.

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