Theme versions 3.9.1 and higher

1. Open the parent theme file wpresidence/libs/help_functions.php.
2. Locate the function wpestate_format_number_price (around line 1179 in WPResidence version 5.3.2.1).
3. Inside that function adjust the number_format call so that the decimals argument is set to 2. This forces prices to always show two decimal places even when the value ends in 00.
4. If you are working in a child theme, copy the entire wpestate_format_number_price function to the child theme first because the original function is wrapped in if (! function_exists('wpestate_format_number_price')). Updating it in the child theme keeps the customization through future parent theme updates.

Guidance for older theme versions

The same price formatting logic lives in wp-content/themes/wpresidence/libs/help_functions.php. Adjust the number_format call in the wpestate_format_number_price function to match your desired number of decimals, thousands separator, and decimal separator. Refer to the PHP manual for number_format for parameter details.

Example: Indian numbering format

1. Edit wp-content/themes/wpresidence/libs/help_functions.php and find the line where $price is constructed (the same wpestate_format_number_price function, near line 1179 in version 5.3.2.1).
2. Replace the existing formatting block with the following locale-specific logic:

setlocale(LC_MONETARY, 'en_IN'); $price = money_format('%.0n', $price); 

This change prints prices using the Indian grouping style.