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This is tutorial #9 in the Drupal Commerce tutorial series. In the previous article, we enabled Authorize.Net Payment Gateway for the site. This article will focus on PayPal.PayPal is easily the world's most preferred payment solution. Drupal has several competent modules that can handle PayPal transactions. In this article, we will be downloading, enabling and configuring the Commerce PayPal module.

This is tutorial #8 in the Drupal Commerce tutorial series. In the previous article, you learned how to enable Express Checkout on your Drupal Commerce site. In this article, you will learn about how to accept credit card payments using Authorize.net. Authorize.net is a hugely popular gateway service provider that allows you to accept credit card payments from buyers online.By the time you are done with this article, you would have configured gateway settings as shown below:

In this post, you will learn how to enable express checkout to increase conversions on your site. It's a fairly simple procedure that allows the shopper to proceed directly to the checkout without visiting the Cart. This saves time and ensures that you are able to win the shopper's business quicker.

In this post, you will learn how to theme Drupal 8 views by overriding default views templates and use our own markup to build an accordion (based on bootstrap 3 accordion). We will begin by identifying a custom theme for our newly installed Drupal 8 site and add bootstrap 3 css and javascript files.

This is all we need to create a new theme.

If you have ever optimized a Drupal site, you must have heard that you should serve static assets using a Content Delivery Network (CDN). In this post, we'll go over how CDNs help in reducing page load times. We'll cover one CDN, Fastly, in detail. The reason being that in addition to caching static assets, it caches dynamic HTML content as well and since it's built on top of Varnish, it integrates with Drupal seamlessly. This post will cover the following topics:

In this article #6 of Drupal Commerce tutorial series, you will learn how to configure your site's checkout process.

In this article #5 of Drupal Commerce tutorial series, you will learn how to add and configure a shopping cart to your Drupal Commerce store.

This is tutorial #4 in the Drupal Commerce tutorial series. In the previous article, we showed you how to add fields and metadata to a product. If you haven't read it, please go and read it now, or get the free eBook on Drupal Commerce 101 from the right sidebar (below the content if you are viewing in mobile).

Two weeks back, I was over at eBay when one of the product managers we work with interjected "I will be really sad if 3 years from now, you are still stuck in Drupal."

This is tutorial #3 in the Drupal Commerce tutorial series. In this post, you will learn how to add fields and other metadata to the Drupal Commerce Product. In this specific example, we'll add description and image fields. This information will be exposed on the product display page so that it appears next to Add to card button. We will also enable user reviews and ratings.