Written by Dan Mossop
The following CSS will hide the price column from the EDD purchase history table:
#edd_user_history .edd_purchase_amount {
display:none;
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Thanks it helped me. Do you know how I can hide the price for all products?
Hey Jorge, are you able to clarify for me where the prices you want to hide are? The code above should hide all the prices on the purchase history table. Is it perhaps the prices on the Purchase Confirmation page for individual products? Or somewhere else? Thanks!