Displaying WooCommerce Product Prices with Custom Functions

Learn how to effectively display WooCommerce product prices alongside custom fields using a simple function in WordPress.
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How to Display WooCommerce Product Prices Inside a Custom Function

When working with WooCommerce, many developers wish to enhance their online store by showcasing more than just the basic product details. You might have noticed that while adding custom fields to product listings is relatively straightforward, incorporating the product price can sometimes pose a challenge. This post will guide you on how to display the WooCommerce product price within your custom function effectively.

The Problem

You’ve set up a custom function to show three Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) on WooCommerce Archive or Shop pages. While these fields display correctly, you're struggling to show the product price. How do you include it in your custom output?

Not to worry! Below, we'll walk through the solution step by step.

Solution Overview

To solve this issue, we'll modify your existing function to properly retrieve and display the WooCommerce product price. The result will be an elegant presentation of your ACF data along with the pricing information.

Step-by-step Guide

Hook into WooCommerce: We will utilize the WooCommerce action hook woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item to attach our custom function.

Access Global Product Object: Use the global $product variable to access product information within the function.

Display Each Field: For each custom field, we will check if it exists and then display it.

Get and Display Product Price: Finally, we will retrieve the product price and format it for display.

The Code

Below is the updated function inclusive of these steps. Ensure that you replace the existing function in your theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin:

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Important Notes

Localization Function: The function __() is used for localization. In this context, it’s simply a placeholder. You can modify or remove it based on your site’s needs.

Currency Symbol: The code adds the currency symbol (e.g., ฿). Adjust this based on your store's currency settings.

Testing Your Changes: After updating your function, ensure to test it on your shop page to see if the prices display properly alongside the custom fields.

Conclusion

With these modifications, you can easily display the WooCommerce product price alongside your custom fields. This not only enhances the aesthetics of your product listings but also provides vital information to your customers efficiently.

Keep exploring and tweaking your WooCommerce customizations to create a unique shopping experience for your users!

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