Manage Linio Categories

Manage Linio Categories

To manage Linio Categories,

  1. Go to the Magento Admin panel.
  2. On the left navigation bar, click the Linio Integration menu.
    The menu appears as shown in the following figure:
  3. Click on Categories.
    The Linio Categories page appears as shown below:
  4. Now in order to sync the Linio categories with your Magento 2 store categories, click on Sync Categories Button on the top.
  5. Now Click on the Sync Attributes button, which will import and synchronize all the Linio attributes into your Magento 2 store:
  6. The Linio categories and Attributes start getting reflected in your Magento panel.
  7. If you wish to remove the previous categories or make amends, Click on the Truncate Button in the top right corner:

    All the previous categories will get removed.

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