Problem with Woocommerce

You should probably ask this over at woothemes support

ok, Thanks

woothemes support not available. Please help, its urgent.

Well you could add some css to hide that specific price – but if you put it in style.css the next time you update the theme it will disappear, so you should make a child theme.

use a code editor like FireBug in FireFoox and you can examine the element and then create a CSS selector spefic to that element and use the ‘display: none;’ rule to hide it.

I am installed firebug but unable to resolve, please provide some code snippet.

@arin Chaudhuri, You’re using a commercial theme that prevents us from helping you. We cannot resolve your issue for you and you need to lower your expectations of support here. We are not your theme’s vendors or authors so we are not getting paid by you. We cannot give you urgent support.

If you need urgent support then we generally forward you onto better support avenues like WP Jobs and CodePoet. It’s to prevent frustration that your issue has not been resolved in the time frame you wanted.
The www.ads-software.com forums aren’t a guaranteed way to receive support. This is mainly because the people providing support here do so out of their spare time and threads can go unanswered for weeks or months.

Sir I know, it is not paid service.

I am not using commercial theme.

I am helpful from all your support, as I am new to this section.

So, kindly help me.

Thank you.

It looks like you are using the ‘Bearded’ theme, which – while a free theme – is not part of the wordpress repository.

I am installed firebug but unable to resolve, please provide some code snippet

While I could ‘give’ you teh code, Ichoose to guide you to the solution so you will learn how to solve your problems in the future.

did you try using the code examiner? What issue did you have?

Once you run FireBug, use the second icon from the left – it looks like a rectangle with an arrow pointed in it – and click on teh element you are interested in. This should show you the HTML it uses and on the right side, the CSS applied to it.

If you look at that element you should see a class assigned to it and to make the CSS selector more specific, you should look for something in a parent element that is unique (hint: like a post id).

With all that you should be able to construct a CSS selector and rule to hide the element.