I have a site for a business. It is done in wordpress and uses advanced custom fields pro (plugin) to set prices for services. I didn’t write the site!!! There is a custom field set that you enter a number and it shows ‘$ number’ on the site. I need to change the number field to accept a text string. I figured that out. Problem is there is still a $ symbol that shows on the page (the control in acf for this isn’t set. So I looked around. and found this string on a home.php page:
foreach ($singleservice as $row) {
$info = $row['service_information'];
$price = $row['service_price'];
$price = '$'.$price;
echo '<div class = "singleservice clearfix">
<div class = "text">'
.$info.
'</div><!--text-->
<div class = "price">'
.$price.
'</div><!--price-->
</div><!--singleservice-->';
It has been awhile since I’ve done any coding and would have thought the coder set this in afc plugin. But can I just change the above line: $price = ‘$’.$price; >to> $price = $price; ? OR am I missing something with the plugin or something else. I don’t want to break anything big!!!
I appreciate the help and knowledge here, thank you.
You should just have to remove the
'$'.on$price = '$'.$price;Edit:
Would look like this:
$price = $price;Doesn’t seem to be text surrounding the ouput?
You may want to change output to: