Hi,
We do not recommend applying such a customization, especially if you are going to offer online currency conversion through the apposite widget, or if your website is regularly visited by international guests.
We understand that many countries in Europe are used to see the currency symbol after the amount (we are based in Italy, and so we know what you’re saying), but this does not apply to all currencies, and no ISO standard is actually stating what’s the proper position for a specific currency on an e-commerce website visited by international guests. Although one day we may add a specific configuration setting in Vik Booking with a future release, facts say that the majority of the users will expect to see the currency symbol before the actual amount, which is a practice that does not disturb those who are used to see the currency symbol after the amount either. For example, an English client may prefer to see the currency symbol before the amount. This preference cannot be related to the website language, as it would be completely wrong for the simple reason that there is no relation between the currency symbol position and the website language, which does not necessarily identify the country of residence of the client visiting your website.
Our suggestion is to actually leave the system as it is for the moment, because Vik Booking is used by accommodations from over 140 different countries, and also those who are used to see the currency symbol after the amount are displaying it before the amount on their websites. For sure this is good for those who have international guests visiting their own website.
If you would like to use CSS to change the position, then you will have to find all the necessary selectors in the various pages of the plugin, and you should either declare a “float” property set to “right” or a “direction” property set to “rtl”. However, please notice that this may not work on PDF documents (i.e. invoices), as CSS rules may not be applied when converting an HTML structure to a PDF document through the PHP native class TCPDF.
Best regards,
The VikWP Team