Not sure. You could do something like this, but the pseudo-class isn't supported in Internet Explorer (not even IE7):

Otherwise, I'd imagine you'd have to go into the code. If not all products are sold by the pound, though, making the modification globally could pose a problem.

Thanks Cliff, that's a good idea but I want something that will work across the board. My thought was to put a background image with the words "per lb." at the end of the price if I couldn't figure out the code part.

As usual Brendon... you rock! That's exactly what I was looking for :) Thanks!

You could make a product template that would have the extra text and one that doesn't, same with the category templates. If you have the products together on a category page, I don't know how to do some and not others.

Using a product Type Property is another way. This has the advantage of letting you set the units for some or all of the products in your catalog and you can have different units for different products.


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<LI>Use BVAdmin &gt; Catalog &gt; Type Properties to create a new text property called Units. Make the default value be your default units (i.e. "per lb"). I would not check "Display on Site" or "Display to Drop Shipper" since they will cause the units to display in odd places IMO.
<LI>Use BVAdmin &gt; Catalog &gt; Product Type to assign the Units property to your product types.
<LI>Use BVAdmin &gt; Catalog &gt; Products to assign different units (or no units) to your products.

<LI>Save the attached file to the BVModules\Controls directory of your site. This user control displays the value of a product type property.
<LI>Add the following line to the top of your product template (i.e. BVModules\ProductTemplates\BVC 2004 Layout\Product.ascx).

&lt;%@ Register TagPrefix="uc" TagName="ProductTypePropertyDisplay"
Src="~/BVModules/Controls/ProductTypePropertyDisplay.ascx" %&gt;

<LI>Add the following line to the product template every place you want the units to appear:

&lt;uc:ProductTypePropertyDisplay runat="server"
ProductId="&lt;%# LocalProduct.Bvin %&gt;"
TypeProperty="Units" /&gt;</LI></OL>
You can use this for more than just units. For example, if you want to display the value of a property called "Special Handling", then you would use:

&lt;uc:ProductTypePropertyDisplay runat="server"
ProductId="&lt;%# LocalProduct.Bvin %&gt;"
TypeProperty="Special Handling" /&gt;

Nice addition Andy!