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scottcwilson committed Oct 10, 2020
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21 changes: 21 additions & 0 deletions content/user/admin_pages/catalog/products_price_manager.md
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Expand Up @@ -8,5 +8,26 @@ This page contains a variety of settings for handling product pricing (and other
[special price](/user/admin_pages/catalog/specials/) and
[per-product quantity discounts](/user/products/quantity_discounts/).

The screen opens with a dropdown that allows you to select a category with products.

![Products Price Manager opening screen](/images/ppm_load.png)

Once you select a category, the screen refreshes, showing the first product in that category. The screen is in "Preview" mode, so you can't actually make changes yet.

![Products Price Manager preview](/images/ppm_preview.png)

The dropdown to the left of the display button allows you to move between products in the selected category. The *Additional Actions* dropdown at the top of the screen allows you to make other changes to the product.

Pressing the *Edit Product* button allows you to edit the price-related fields for the product. It's a view of the middle third of the [product editing screen](/user/products/product_edit/).

![Products Price Manager edit](/images/ppm_edit.png)

Below that are three buttons the allow you to:

- put the product [on special](/user/admin_pages/catalog/specials/)
- make the product [featured](/user/admin_pages/catalog/featured/)
- add [product quantity discounts](/user/products/quantity_discounts/).

![Products Price Manager buttons](/images/ppm_buttons.png)

**Note:** Don't confuse these **product** quantity discounts with [**attribute** quantity discounts](/user/products/attribute_pricing/#settings-in-attributes-controller), which are set in the [Attributes Controller](/user/admin_pages/catalog/attributes_controller/#quantity-discounts). Attribute quantity discounts allow you to reduce the price bulk purchases of a product *with a specific attribute*.
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- Select the product
- Press the *Edit Product* button
- click the *Add 5 Blank Discount Qty* button
- fill in the details
- Click the *Add 5 Blank Discount Qty* button
- Fill in the details
- Update

Any rows you don't fill in will be removed upon update.

The screen you see will look like this:

<img src="/images/products_price_manager.png" alt="products_price_manager.png" />
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weight: 10
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Many modern Zen Cart installations use the CSS Buttons feature of Zen Cart, which is enabled on Admin > Configuration > Layout Settings > CSS Buttons.
Most recent Zen Cart installations use the CSS Buttons feature of Zen Cart, which is enabled on Admin > Configuration > Layout Settings > CSS Buttons.

![CSS Button](/images/button_css.png)

No action is required to create a CSS button; it simply uses the button text and displays it according to the styling your template has set.

Prior to CSS buttons, Zen Cart buttons were static .gif images like the one shown below:
Prior to the introduction of the CSS buttons feature in 1.3.0, Zen Cart buttons were static .gif images like the one shown below:

![GIF button](/images/button_gif.png)

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