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When developing or customizing a custom template for Prestashop, encountering various challenges is not uncommon. One such challenge is ensuring the correct display of product prices. This article provides a guide on how to identify and address this issue.

Identifying the Issue

The first step is to verify whether the problem is directly related to the template or has another cause. You can do this by activating the default Prestashop template and checking if the error persists. If prices are displayed correctly with the default template, the issue likely stems from your custom template.

Common Causes of Problems

  • Missing Code for Price Display: Ensure that your template contains the correct code for displaying prices. This code may vary depending on the version of Prestashop you are using.
  • CSS/JS Conflicts: Sometimes, prices may not be displayed due to conflicts in CSS or JavaScript. Check the browser console for any errors that may indicate these issues.
  • Errors in Modifications or Template Overrides: If you have made template modifications or overridden files, ensure that these changes are not causing issues with price display.

Solutions

  1. Check and Update Price Display Code: Ensure that your template file contains up-to-date code for price display that is compatible with your Prestashop version.

  2. Verify and Fix CSS/JS: Use browser developer tools to identify and fix conflicts in CSS or JavaScript that may be preventing correct price display.

  3. Review and Test Template Changes: If you have made any modifications to your template, carefully review and test them to see if any of them are causing issues with prices.

 

Correct price display in Prestashop is crucial for the success of your online store. If you encounter problems with price display in your custom template, pay attention to the steps and methods outlined above. With a bit of patience and technical troubleshooting, most issues can be successfully resolved.