Hi @rahimvaziri
This should do what you need. I tested it with 0 and 0.00 entered as values using the most current version of WordPress and WooCommerce and if you leave the price blank.
https://gist.github.com/mtruitt/1fb7bacb4fda7548280d05aaa289e6b1
Thread Starter
Rahim
(@rahimvaziri)
Hi @mtruitt
Thank you my friend.
Yeah that solved my problem.
But I had to remove <?php form the code.
Now working.
Regards.
Thread Starter
Rahim
(@rahimvaziri)
@mtruitt
Is there any chance to change the color of these two words?
I mean only in the case of printing “Free” and “Coming Soon” !
Regards.
Rahim
@rahimvaziri
The <?php is on there just to make the code highlighting show up correctly. I should have noted that.
If you know any HTML and CSS you could add a span around them and style it based on that. Without knowing how the page looks/is styled it is hard to answer directly on the easiest way to do it.
Thread Starter
Rahim
(@rahimvaziri)
@mtruitt
As I am new in this field, I could found the solution with adding this
@mtruitt
.price {
color: #ec0101;
}
You really help me.
Regards.
Plugin Support
Hannah S.L.
(@fernashes)
Automattic Happiness Engineer
I’m glad to hear you’re all set! 🙂
Thread Starter
Rahim
(@rahimvaziri)
Hi @mtruitt
Hope you are fine.
Thank you for previous help you gave to me.
A simple question.
The link and the code that you gave to me for the need is working great for the product which are not on the sale.
I mean, when I put 0 in the main price I get , Free
But I just wonder is there any chance to do the same for sale price?
When I put the main price for example some dollars and put the sale price to 0 , I don’t get Free , I get 0
Warm regards,
Rahim.
