Slightly below you have two tabs, one for the Summary (short description) and the other for the “long” Description. The Features are next and you can quickly set them right here without having to navigate through different tabs. Below you can choose the Brand or manufacturer. After that, you can set Related Products. This option replaces “Accessories” from previous PrestaShop versions but works in a similar way, displaying these recommendations in a new area of the product page.
To the right you have the option to set the product as “simple” or “with combinations.” As mentioned above, this will decide if the Combinations tab is displayed or if the next tab is simply Quantities. For simple products, a field is available where you can type in the quantity right away.
Next is the product Reference and just below is the Price and Tax Rule. Finally, you can select the Category or categories to which the product belongs. This area replaces the “Associations” tab. To make things easy, you have a search box so you don’t have to open the entire tree to reach a specific category. Want to set the default category? Use the radio button on the right to set one main category. You just realized the product you are adding should be in a new subcategory? You can now create new ones right here, no need to exit the product editor, go to Catalog -> Categories and do it from there. This is one of our favorite new features!
Setting up product combinations has never been easier! As soon as you start typing in the text field, suggestions will immediately appear to quickly help you find the right attributes to create the desired combinations. Alternatively, you have a complete list on the right, similar to the Product Combinations Generator from older versions. Once they are generated, you can set the default using the radio button on the right and you can further customize each one using the edit button (if you want to add specific references, bar code, price & weight impact, associated pictures, etc.)
The options here are mostly unchanged from PrestaShop 1.7 but they have been reorganized for efficiency.
Previously, if you had modules which offered additional options for your products, they would create additional tabs in the product editor. In PrestaShop 1.7 this has changed and now all such addons are grouped under the “Modules” tab. By default you won’t see it as this tab will only become active if such modules are enabled in your store. Choosing to configure one of the modules here will allow you to make the desired changes which will only apply to the product you are editing.