Changing decimal point to ,

[Artur_Butvilovsky (Artur)]

Hello,

I am working on a CMS intensive website, and some fields are number fields with decimal points. I know in the US it is common to use decimals with a dot, like: 10.23
But in Europe it is common to do it like this: 10,23
I didn’t see any easy option to change the . to , for the CMS fields that would display on the website.

Am I missing something, or is this not native for some reason? Can any one help me with this one? :)

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[Stan (justAnotherDeveloper)]

hi @Artur_Butvilovsky here is link to this forum.check solution

How to get numbers to show currency and price

I hadn’t realized how limited the numeric formatting options are in CMS-bound numeric fields, so I’ve decided to add this to the WFU library as a custom attribute. You can just add the script reference into your page’s </body> custom code area; <script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/sygnaltech/webflow-util@3.21/src/nocode/webflow-format.js"></script> And then on the element you’ve bound to your CMS number field, add a custom attribute; wfu-format=usd EDIT: That’s all you nee…

https://documentation.infiniteblue.com/platform/Currency_formats.htm

[avianu (Nick McLoota)]

This might not be perfect, but if I were tasked with this and didn’t have a ton of time, I’d just change the number field to a text field and allow for potential user error…

[Stan (justAnotherDeveloper)]

hi @avianu I respect your opinion but dynamic number formatting is fairly easy with JS and RegEx that is done in few minutes.

I have just post link to @memetican response instead of mine with formatting examples as I presume that @Artur_Butvilovsky doesn’t know what RegEx is.

[memetican (Michael Wells)]

A script based solution makes it much easier to support locale switching too.