Can you add an option to have special pricing crossed out (eg. $50[stricken through] now $25)?
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Folks, our former Wishlist portal, where our users shared their requests and suggestions, was transferred to this forum. You’re most welcome to vote, add new ideas, and leave your comments here — we surely will consider them all! 
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Original comment from Nick. K transferred from the previous Wishlist portal:
I really love the pricing table widget. It would be AMAZING if you could strikethrough over the original price and show the new price beside it. This would be great for sales! Just a simple diagonal line through the old price. Is this something that can be done? Look forward to hearing the possibilities!
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Many thanks for your kind comment, Roxana! 
I do feel you, and I really love this idea with crossed out prices!
I’ve moved your comment to another thread with a similar request where I’ll keep you updated on the progress. I really hope we will have this released in one of the future updates 
A huge thank you for sharing your thoughts with us! 
I would like to add the normal price crossed out and then the Early Bird offer price - how can I do this?
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Welcome aboard @Melanie1 
Yeah, we already have a similar request in the Wishlist and I’ve just added your request there too. You can keep an eye on all the updates right here 
Thank you for sharing your feedback!
4 posts were split to a new topic: Bulk discount option
Is it possible to strikethrough RRP price and add a discounted price?
Likehow Elfsight have it on their own pricing table!
https://elfsight.com/pricing-table-plugin/pricing/
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Hi there, @Mark_Ritterman
I am sorry to say, but now it’s impossible to implement this customization. This idea is already on the Wishlist, and I’ve moved your comment to the related discussion, where we’ll keep you updated
Many thanks for your feedback and welcome to the Community!
Hey guys
While this option isn’t available in the settings, our devs came up with a custom solution for this case. This code should be added to the Custom CSS field on the Appearance tab of your widget’s settings:
/* First table, first column */
.eapps-pricing-table-columns-container-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-price-value {
text-decoration: line-through;
}
.eapps-pricing-table-columns-container-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-price-value:after {
content: '50';
display: inline-block;
margin-left: 10px;
}
/ *First table, second column */
.eapps-pricing-table-columns-container-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-2 .eapps-pricing-table-column-price-value {
text-decoration: line-through;
}
.eapps-pricing-table-columns-container-1 .eapps-pricing-table-column-2 .eapps-pricing-table-column-price-value:after {
content: '75';
display: inline-block;
margin-left: 10px;
}
The new price should be set in the content line:
If you are using the multi-table mode, change the number in the first class to the desired one for the other table (eapps-pricing-table-columns-container-2)