Steven 99

========Problem solved ======= Thanks for your advice! I made sure to put id (or sku) before the numbers.... What I found out is that if you separate each script on a per page basis then it works! So I put this in functions.php of the WooCommerce backend: // price updates 2021 books <script> var element = document.getElementById("id440050").innerHTML = "€61,00"; var element = document.getElementById("id440039").innerHTML = "€42,00"; </script> // price updates 2021 toys <script> var element = document.getElementById("id440051").innerHTML = "€91,00"; var element = document.getElementById("id440218").innerHTML = "€74,00"; </script> And it just works!

========Problem solved ======= What I found out is that if you separate each script on a per page basis then it works! So I put this in functions.php of the WooCommerce backend: // price updates 2021 books <script> var element = document.getElementById("id440050").innerHTML = "€61,00"; var element = document.getElementById("id440039").innerHTML = "€42,00"; </script> // price updates 2021 toys <script> var element = document.getElementById("id440051").innerHTML = "€91,00"; var element = document.getElementById("id440218").innerHTML = "€74,00"; </script> And it just works!

I found this JS snippet here on W3S when I was looking for a method to change prices (printed in HTML not as product attribute) in a WooCommerce store. document.getElementById("id01"); element.innerHTML = "New Heading"; I changed it to: document.getElementById("440050").innerHTML = "€61,00"; The way I assign the id to the HTML is: <strong id="440050">PRICE</strong> This worked - of course but every next script with another id I add doesn't work: === document.getElementById("440050").innerHTML = "€61,00"; document.getElementById("440039").innerHTML = "€42,00"; ==== The second script (with id 440039) doesn't change anything, so what you see on the frontend is PRICE So it seems to work only for one instance? What is the best way to do this?