Common

basket/require-stock#

Customers can order products only if there are enough products in stock

client/html/basket/require-stock = 1

Default: 1
Type: boolean - True if products must be in stock, false if products can be sold without stock
Since: 2014.03

Checks that the requested product quantity is in stock before the customer can add them to his basket and order them. If there are not enough products available, the customer will get a notice.

catalog/domains#

A list of domain names whose items should be available in the catalog view templates

client/html/catalog/domains = Array
(
    [0] => attribute
    [1] => media
    [2] => media/property
    [3] => text
)

Default:

Array
(
    [0] => attribute
    [1] => media
    [2] => media/property
    [3] => text
)

Type: array - List of domain names
Since: 2014.03

The templates rendering catalog related data usually add the images and texts associated to each item. If you want to display additional content like the attributes, you can configure your own list of domains (attribute, media, price, product, text, etc. are domains) whose items are fetched from the storage. Please keep in mind that the more domains you add to the configuration, the more time is required for fetching the content!

This configuration option can be overwritten by the "client/html/catalog/lists/domains" configuration option that allows to configure the domain names of the items fetched specifically for all types of product listings.

catalog/instock#

Show only products which are in stock

client/html/catalog/instock =

Default: ``
Type: int - Zero to show all products, "1" to show only products with stock
Since: 2021.10

This configuration option overwrites the "client/html/catalog/domains" option that allows to configure the domain names of the items fetched for all catalog related data.

catalog/multiroute#

Enables multiple entities sharing the same route

client/html/catalog/multiroute =

Default: ``
Type: bool - TRUE to enable resolving multi-routes, FALSE if not
Since: 2023.10

To allow categories, products, CMS pages, etc. sharing the same route, you have to enable this option.

common/imageset-sizes#

Size hints for loading the appropriate catalog home image sizes

client/html/common/imageset-sizes = (min-width: 260px) 240px, 100vw

Default: (min-width: 260px) 240px, 100vw
Type: string - HTML image "sizes" attribute
Since: 2021.04

Modern browsers can load images of different sizes depending on their viewport size. This is also known as serving "responsive images" because on small smartphone screens, only small images are loaded while full width images are loaded on large desktop screens.

A responsive image contains additional "srcset" and "sizes" attributes:

 <img src="img.jpg"
    srcset="img-small.jpg 240w, img-large.jpg 720w"
    sizes="(max-width: 320px) 240px, 720px"
 >

The images and their width in the "srcset" attribute are automatically added based on the sizes of the generated preview images. The value of the "sizes" attribute can't be determined by Aimeos because it depends on the used frontend theme and the size of the images defined in the CSS file. This config setting adds the required value for the "sizes" attribute.

It's value consists of one or more comma separated rules with - an optional CSS media query for the view port size - the (max) width the image will be displayed within this viewport size

Rules without a media query are independent of the view port size and must be always at last because the rules are evaluated from left to right and the first matching rule is used.

The above example tells the browser: - Up to 320px view port width use img-small.jpg - Above 320px view port width use img-large.jpg

For more information about the "sizes" attribute of the "img" HTML tag read: {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img#attr-sizes}