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Hello!
I’m using a currency converter plugin that allows for the website to display a user’s local currency & adjusted pricing since WC Vendors can’t have “custom currency per vendor” functionality. 🙂
It works fine with the plugin, which is awesome. But it changes the $ sign on the “add a product” page to the user’s local currency. I’m attempting to either remove the currency sign all together (users enter all prices in USD) or change it to show “Regular Price: ($)” at all times instead of calling for
. get_woocommerce_currency_symbol() .So I’m currently editing wcvendors-pro-product-variation.php to remove the above code, but when I save & refresh the edit product page, no changes are being made on the website -even though the file shows the changes were saved. Caching is disabled, so I know that’s not preventing me from seeing the changes.
Is there something I’m missing? I’m editing the core file in this instance because I can’t get any changes made to the website in my Theme’s folder (as advised) to work. I was hoping the core file would yield some results since no changes are showing, but it’s not successful.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Hello,
I wish I knew how to help here-
This just pulls the WooCommerce currency symbol as it is set for the main shop (admin) when you set up your WooCommerce.
Editing the core file will not be able to be saved in the same manner as the templates, no.
I’ll see if I can have my team take a look here- one of them may be able to advise, however; this type of customization is a bit outside of our scope, since we did not write the currency conversion plugin so it is difficult to know how to work with this.
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