Editing the HTML for currency formatting

1.Click into Settings and stay on the General tab.

2. Scroll down to Standards & formats area, where you'll see your Currency setting.

3. Click change formatting to open the Currency Formatting dialog.

4.Find the HTML with currency and the HTML without currency elements in the dialog.

5. You need to wrap each of these in a span element whose class name is set to money

The basic syntax of the new currency formatting in the dialog is:

<span class=money>${{amount}} TLA</span>

Paste this into both HTML fields, and replace TLA with the 3-letter currency code of your store's trading currency, for example:

AUD	Australian dollars
CAD	Canadian dollars
EUR	Euros
GBP	United Kingdom pounds
USD	US dollars

As an example, paste this code if your shop currency is United States Dollars (USD):

<span class=money>${{amount}} USD</span>

You might notice that the original HTML without currency field does not include a currency descriptor. For this tutorial, it's important that you do add the descriptor, to avoid any confusion between currencies later.

Use no quotes around the word money. That's valid HTML, and it will save you some troubleshooting later if your theme uses options.

6. Click Save.