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Discover how to customize your WooCommerce store to display a `price suffix` only on product listings while keeping single product pages clean.
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How to Display a Custom Price Suffix Only on WooCommerce Product Listings

If you run an online shop using WooCommerce, you might have encountered situations where you want to present additional information alongside your product prices. One common requirement is to show a custom price suffix on the product list pages, such as the Shop Page, while ensuring that this suffix does not appear on individual product pages. If you've tried adding a suffix and found it displaying on both product lists and single products, you're not alone. In this post, we'll explain how to correctly implement a price suffix that only shows up in product loops.

Understanding the Problem

By default, WooCommerce shows the price of a product on both the product listing page and single product pages. Many store owners might want to add a custom suffix to the prices seen on the shop page, such as “Free Shipping” or “Limited Time Offer”, but want to avoid cluttering the individual product details. The challenge is to implement this functionality correctly in your theme or child theme.

Solution: Custom Price Suffix Implementation

To achieve the desired functionality of displaying a price suffix only on product lists, you can use a simple function added to your theme's functions.php file. Here's a step-by-step guide to implement it.

Step 1: Edit Your Theme’s functions.php File

Access Your Theme Files: Go to your WordPress Admin Dashboard.

Navigate to Appearance Theme Editor: Here, you will see the list of theme files on the right.

Open the functions.php File: This file is often found among your theme files, and it allows you to add custom code.

Step 2: Add the Custom Code

To add a custom price suffix that only appears on the product listing pages (and not on single product pages), use the following code snippets:

Option A: Using woocommerce_get_price_suffix

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Option B: Using woocommerce_get_price_html

Alternatively, you might also want to use the following approach:

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Step 3: Save and Test

After you have added the desired code to your functions.php file:

Save Your Changes: Click the “Update File” button to save your changes.

Test Your Site: Visit the shop page of your WooCommerce store to verify that the suffix is displayed correctly next to the prices but absent on individual product pages.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined above, you will be able to effectively add a custom price suffix that appears only in your WooCommerce product listings. This enhancement not only provides additional context to your customers but also keeps your single product pages tidy and focused.

If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to share your thoughts in the comments below. Happy customizing your WooCommerce store!