For example the product iPhone 12 does not show the price because none of the variations contains a discounted price.
https://www.clinicphone.es/tienda-iphones-reacondicionados/iphone-12/iphone-12/
In the case of the product iPhone 11 it does show the price because one of the variations has a discounted price.
https://www.clinicphone.es/tienda-iphones-reacondicionados/iphone-11/iphone-11-reacondicionado/
I use
WordPress 6.7
WooCommerce 9.4.2
Elementor 3.25.2
PHP 8.1.29
Thank you very much and best regards.
]]>This product is a variable product with 10 variations in 2 layers, size and color.
So:
Size 1 in blue
Size 1 in red
Size 2 in blue
Size 2 in red
Etc.
Each variation has a regular price and a sale price.
A simple product of mine with no variations got me:
“offers”:[{“@type”:”Offer”,”price”:”0.00″,“priceValidUntil”:””,”priceCurrency”:”EUR”,”priceSpecification”:{“@type”:”PriceSpecification”,“price”:”1299.00″,“priceCurrency”:”EUR”,”valueAddedTaxIncluded”:”true”}
So how do I get both prices in the structured data?
Greetings!
I am experiencing an issue with the tax calculation in my WooCommerce store. Despite having the following settings correctly configured:
WooCommerce is still adding a 25% tax on top of the prices, even though the prices are already inclusive of tax.
WooCommerce version: 9.3.3
WordPress version:: 6.6.2?
Here is WooCommerce > Settings > Tax > Standard rates
https://prnt.sc/FRfRTM6YlLVR
I’m very pleased with the functionality of your plugin – it’s incredibly useful! However, I’ve noticed an issue with the pricing calculation.
For example, when we set our printing service at 15 euros per piece, if a customer uploads three pictures, the total should be 45 euros. Instead, the displayed total is 405 euros. Could you please check if there’s a miscalculation or algorithm issue on your end?
Thank you!