Getting started

Where to find the settings

Customizations are not made in the plugin configuration, but directly at the respective document configuration:

Settings > Documents > [select document type]

There, select e.g. Invoice, Delivery note, Credit note or Cancellation invoice. Below Shopware's standard settings, the plugin adds two additional cards:

Card	Content
Custom document (general settings)	Content and CSS of the document blocks (letter header, receiver, sender, positions, summary, footer) and the "Hide delivery date" switch
Custom document (Order items)	Twig template and CSS of the line items table as well as the summary template

Important: The editing fields only appear after the document configuration has been saved once. For a brand-new configuration you will first see the note "Since this is a new Document please save first." Save once – the editors will then be available.

Interface structure

"General settings" card

• Hide delivery date – Switch to hide the delivery date in the document.

• Block selection – A dropdown to choose the document section to edit (letter header, receiver, sender, positions, summary, footer).

• Language switcher – To the right of the block selection. Content and templates are stored per language.

• Style editor (CSS) – Code editor for the CSS of the selected block.

• Content editor (rich text) – Text editor for the content of the selected block.

"Order items" card

• Styles for the table of order items – CSS editor for the line items table, including the Load default CSS button.

• Table for order items (Twig template) – Twig editor for the line items table (expert setting), including the Load default template button.

• Twig template for the summary – Twig editor for the totals/calculation display below the positions, including the Load default template button.

Recommended workflow

1. Open the document type and – if it is new – save it once.

2. Select the desired language via the language switcher.

3. Adjust content and styles in the blocks, or load the default templates for table/summary and edit them.

4. Save.

5. Use the preview to check the result as a PDF based on a real order.

Tip: Start with the Load default template function for the line items table and the summary. This way you begin with the faithful Shopware layout and only adjust the parts you really want to change.