I guess the subject speaks for itself - is it possible to display the tiered pricing table AFTER the add to cart button? Because I have like 10-15+ different quantitie-ranges in the table, the add to card button always apears below the fold on the product-page. i´d like it to show above the fold (in the viewport without scrolling down)
P.S.: On single products it works like I want it to ( table below add to cart) but on variable products the table is shown above the add to cart button
For simple products, we can change where we add that table on the page, but unfortunately for variable products we cannot. This is because the table must change when a different variation is selected. Therefore we have to use the 'woocommerce_available_variation' hook and there are no other options I'm aware of.
I am trying to think of possible solutions. Two options that come to mind:
-> If the site uses a child theme, maybe we could slightly edit the single product page template of the theme.
-> Maybe it is possible to add a JS script that moves the add to cart button.
Is it possible to create and share access to a staging site? I could run a few tests on that and try out options to see if any of this can work well,
I guess the subject speaks for itself - is it possible to display the tiered pricing table AFTER the add to cart button? Because I have like 10-15+ different quantitie-ranges in the table, the add to card button always apears below the fold on the product-page. i´d like it to show above the fold (in the viewport without scrolling down)
P.S.:
On single products it works like I want it to ( table below add to cart) but on variable products the table is shown above the add to cart button
Hi Julien,
For simple products, we can change where we add that table on the page, but unfortunately for variable products we cannot. This is because the table must change when a different variation is selected. Therefore we have to use the 'woocommerce_available_variation' hook and there are no other options I'm aware of.
I am trying to think of possible solutions. Two options that come to mind:
-> If the site uses a child theme, maybe we could slightly edit the single product page template of the theme.
-> Maybe it is possible to add a JS script that moves the add to cart button.
Is it possible to create and share access to a staging site? I could run a few tests on that and try out options to see if any of this can work well,
Kind regards,
Stefan