How to set price for color variants? (inkXE Version 8.5.0 onwards)
To set price for color variants of a product,
1. Open inkXE Admin.
2. Go to Products menu in the toolbar towards the left and select the Product List from the drop-down.
3. The product list will appear towards the right. Select your product.
4. On the product page, go to Price Rules.
5. From the three options towards the left, select Color Variants.
6. The color variant list will populate towards the right. Enter a value below the respective print methods (DTG, Screen Print, etc.) on the row of your desired color variant.
7. Once done, click Save.
Your price for color variant has been saved.
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