Custom text on product, collections and featured collection - Sense Theme

Topic summary

Goal: Add “WAS” before the compare-at price and “NOW” before the regular price in the Sense theme v13.0.0, shown consistently on featured collection, collection pages, and product pages.

Context: In Shopify, the compare-at price is the original price often shown with a strikethrough; the regular price is the current price. The request is to remove/avoid the strikethrough effect on the “WAS” price while keeping both labels visible.

Progress: A suggestion was made to edit the theme’s price file to add the text globally. The store owner edited price.liquid and successfully added “WAS/NOW,” but:

  • “WAS” is inheriting incorrect typography and alignment.
  • It only follows theme font rules when placed specifically at line 56; elsewhere it breaks styling.

Assets: A screenshot of the price.liquid placement was shared to illustrate the styling issue.

Status: Unresolved. Needed guidance: how to insert labels before both price types without the strikethrough on “WAS,” and how to ensure consistent theme typography across all locations (featured collection, collection, product).

Summarized with AI on January 5. AI used: gpt-5.

Hi,

I am running Sense version 13.0.0 and was to add custom text in front of both the regular price and the comapre at price.

I have tried a few solutions but they only add text before the regular price and annoyingly they strike it out.

Is there a way to as text before both the regular price and compare at price without them being stuck out?

This needs to flow from the front page featured collection, the main collection page and on the product itself.

Thanks,

Matt

@BuckleyClothing - if all prices have same text then you can edit the price file code to add text as per your need.

Yes they will, it needs to say WAS and then NOW. But I would like the WAS price not to struck out.

I have edited the price.liquid code to add in the was and now text, but the “was” wording is not following the same font rules as the price.

I have placed the WAS wording on line 56

Placing it on any other line doesn’t;t make it fall in line with the theme.

Any clues?