Well, usually when any piece of code (theme or plugin) customizes products’ prices, it should do that in a way that ->get_price() method returns the correct output; otherwise this could lead to major problems
Unfortunately, not knowing for sure what your theme does to change products’ prices, I cannot provide any specific suggestion
Your best option is to override wishlist-view.php template inside your theme’s or child theme’s directory, and change line 199, that prints the price
You could also avoid overriding the template, and use yith_wcwl_item_formatted_price filter instead
In both cases, anyway, you’ll need to know a way to retrieve correct product price via code, starting from the product ID.
Yes they have change the Function to get_product_price 🙂
Thanks a lot I have it now!!!!!!
But can you tell we what I have to do that my Child-Theme take affects of the wishlist-view.php?
How I have to rebuild the path in my theme?
Or it is enough to copy this PHP-File to /theme/childtheme/
But can you tell we what I have to do that my Child-Theme take affects of the wishlist-view.php?
In order to override a default plugin’s template, just copy original file from wp-content/plugins/yith-woocommerce-wishlist/templates and paste it under wp-content/themes/<your theme or child theme directory>/woocommerce/
From that moment plugin will automatically load template included in your child theme, and any change applied to that version will be reflected online
Hope this answers your question 🙂
