I’m not sure what you mean by “without the customer having to choose manually”.
You can set a separate price on variations based on the chosen attributes. It doesn’t get much simpler than that unless you want something like dynamic pricing
it’s about the t-shirt site. Here’s the scenario:
A customer clicks on an “Adult” shirt and chooses a specific graphic design to go along with that shirt. We have two different prices for a graphic design which depends on if it is a “Kids” shirt or “Adult” shirt. Same design, just a different price because of the size of the graphic design that has to be printed. So design “A” could be $10 for a kids type shirt and $15 for the same design but for an “Adult” shirt.
I need the “system” to know whether or not the customer has clicked on an Adult or Kids shirt so I can automatically add either 10 bucks or 15 bucks to the price of the shirt in the cart/checkout process.
Make sense now? I don’t want the customer to have to choose “adult” or “kids” when picking the design of the graphic – doesn’t make since and would totally hammer the user experience in my opinion.
okay, I’m catching on here . . .
If I create an attribute called “Design Size” and give it the two terms as “adult” and “kids” I can import those under variations of the product. My customer would still have to choose one or the other and also choose “adult” or “kids” shirt size. Right?
Is there any way to dynamically select either “adult” or “kids” for my design based on what size shirt they chose already and vice-versa, if they choose “shop for adults” by default the adult price will be chosen automatically when they choose a “design type”?
