How to Add Country Prefixes Before Amounts in Your WooCommerce Prices- Add country prefix to currency

The provided code snippet utilizes a WordPress filter called woocommerce_currency_symbol. This filter allows us to modify the default currency symbol displayed in your WooCommerce store.

Here’s a breakdown of how the code works:

1. 1. Function Definition: The code defines a function named cc_add_currency_prefix. This function takes two arguments:
      • • $currency_symbol: This represents the default currency symbol (e.g., $)
      • • $currency: This represents the actual currency code (e.g., USD)

1. 1. Currency Symbol Mapping: An array named $currency_symbols is defined. This array holds key-value pairs where the key is the currency code and the value is the desired symbol with the country prefix (e.g., ‘USD’ => ‘US$’). You can customize this array to include additional currencies you support.

1. 1. Checking for Supported Currency: The code checks if the provided $currency code exists within the $currency_symbols array using array_key_exists.

1. 1. Retrieving Prefixed Symbol: If the currency code is found, the corresponding prefixed symbol is retrieved from the array and assigned to the $currency_symbol variable.

1. 1. Returning the Modified Symbol: Finally, the modified $currency_symbol (now with the country prefix) is returned by the function.

Integrating the Code into Your WooCommerce Website

To implement this code in your WooCommerce website, you can utilize a plugin like “Code Snippets.” Here’s how:

1. 1. Install and Activate the Code Snippets Plugin: Search for and install the “Code Snippets” plugin from your WordPress dashboard. Once installed, activate the plugin.

1. 1. Create a New Snippet: Navigate to Snippets > Add New.

1. 1. Paste the Code: In the code editor, paste the code snippet provided earlier.

1. 1. Configure the Snippet:
      • • Where: Select “Run snippet everywhere” (or choose a specific location if desired).
      • • Hook: Choose “woocommerce_currency_symbol.“

1. 1. Save Changes: Click on “Save Changes” at the bottom of the page.

Testing and Verification

Once you’ve saved the snippet, visit your WooCommerce store and check the product prices. The dollar symbol should now be prefixed with the corresponding country code for each supported currency.

By following these steps and using the provided code snippet, you can easily enhance the clarity of your WooCommerce product prices for your international customers. This small tweak can improve user experience and potentially boost sales in your online store.