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supportHi! It doesn’t seem to work at all with variables. It doesn’t show up on the front end. See image for my settings in the module and the frontend. Please note that the link is to our development page…. The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link]
Hi, Please verify if the product has recorded prices. You can check this by going to the product edit page and reviewing the Product Price History tab, as well as for each variation (if applicable) at the bottom of the variation setup page. Without recorded prices, the module cannot display any data. The Lowest Price module works best with products that are on sale. While enabling it for all products is possible, recorded prices are still required for it to function properly. If you’re displaying this for all products, consider using the Chart feature, which might be a better fit. If everything appears to be set up correctly and it’s still not working, let me know.
Hi and thanks for the information Marin. I can see that it was about the history. Good info! Next question. I can’t see that I can change the size or position of the text on the frontend in any way? How can I get access so that I can change it via CSS?
If you’re looking to style the lowest price, the entire module is wrapped in a <div> with the class pph-lowest-price , making it easy to target its inner elements with CSS. However, I noticed on your site that some of the inner elements are wrapped inside <font> tags without any classes. This reformatting is likely caused by your theme or another plugin. While it’s still possible to target these elements with CSS, it might be a bit more challenging due to the lack of unique class identifiers.
We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. If you have any other questions please feel free to start a new thread.
Hi, Please verify if the product has recorded prices. You can check this by going to the product edit page and reviewing the Product Price History tab, as well as for each variation (if applicable) at the bottom of the variation setup page. Without recorded prices, the module cannot display any data. The Lowest Price module works best with products that are on sale. While enabling it for all products is possible, recorded prices are still required for it to function properly. If you’re displaying this for all products, consider using the Chart feature, which might be a better fit. If everything appears to be set up correctly and it’s still not working, let me know.
Hi and thanks for the information Marin. I can see that it was about the history. Good info! Next question. I can’t see that I can change the size or position of the text on the frontend in any way? How can I get access so that I can change it via CSS?
If you’re looking to style the lowest price, the entire module is wrapped in a <div> with the class pph-lowest-price , making it easy to target its inner elements with CSS. However, I noticed on your site that some of the inner elements are wrapped inside <font> tags without any classes. This reformatting is likely caused by your theme or another plugin. While it’s still possible to target these elements with CSS, it might be a bit more challenging due to the lack of unique class identifiers.
We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. If you have any other questions please feel free to start a new thread.