Hi Swift,
I have teamed up with a Danish company called ViaBill so that my customers can pay via installment payments over 24 months in stead of paying the full price up-front.
ViaBill offers some pretty cool features, so that the customer can see how much he/she will have to pay pr. month for 24 months. The feature can be seen here below the total price: http://skateshop.dk/produkt/independent-trucks-139-stage-x-forged-hollow-reynolds/.
This has been set up by adding this script to the footer.php:
<script>
(function(){var o=document.createElement(‘script’);
o.type=’text/javascript’;
o.async=true;
o.src=’https://app.ibill.dk:443/psp/web/webshop/pricetag/lD_c4e7tnlY%3D’;
var s=document.getElementsByTagName(‘script’)[0];
s.parentNode.insertBefore(o,s);
})();
</script>
Afterwards, I have added this div tag to content-simple-product.php to insert the “ViaBill Pricetag” (the one that says “eller kun kr. xx pr. md.”) on the product page:
<div style=”height:70px”>
<div padding=”30px 0px 0px 0px” class=”ViaBill_pricetag_list” price=”<?php echo $product->get_price(); ?>”></div>
I’m very satisfied with how this looks on the product page. However, I have two questions:
1. The above mentioned scripts have been added to the parent theme and not the child theme. I guess this will make the “ViaBill Pricetags” disappear when WooCommerce or the Neighborhood Theme is updated. How should I add this to the child theme in stead of the parent theme? In my child theme I have only got the style.css and functions.php files.
2. I want the “ViaBill Pricetag” to be shown on the cart and checkout page as well so that it looks like in the attached pictures. However, I’m not sure in which theme files I should add the div tags to do this. Could you lead me in the right direction?
Looking forward to your reply.
Cheers
Jesper
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