If you would like to show the price for each variation in the variation dropdown, then you can use the code below. The output would look like this:

function wc_display_price_in_variation_option_name( $term ) { global $product; if ( empty( $term ) ) { return $term; } if (isset ($product) && $product->get_id()) { $variation_id = $product->get_children(); foreach ( $variation_id as $id ) { $_product = new WC_Product_Variation( $id ); $variation_data = $_product->get_variation_attributes(); foreach ( $variation_data as $key => $data ) { if ( $data == $term ) { $html = $term; $html .= ( $_product->get_stock_quantity() ) ? ' - ' . $_product->get_stock_quantity() : ''; $html .= ' - ' . wp_kses( wc_price( $_product->get_price() ), array() ); return $html; } } } } return $term; } add_filter( 'woocommerce_variation_option_name','wc_display_price_in_variation_option_name', 10 , 1 );
This code can be added following the instructions here:
How to add custom code to your WooCommerce/WordPress site the right way
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Awesome – confirmed still working!
Hi,
Tried it but it does not work on my site. Any ideas?
https://woocommerce-466663-1594847.cloudwaysapps.com/adidas-bokszak-pu/
Thank in advcane“
Where and how did you add the code?
Unfortunatly it does’nt work with variations generated from global attributes (under Products -> Attributes)
Is there a fix for that?
Also there’s a “&&” in your code which has to be replaced with “&&” 🙂