Discount badge

The Shopware standard only shows a plain "%" symbol on discounted product tiles. FutiStockBadge replaces this symbol, when the setting is active, with the real, rounded percentage, e.g. "−20%".

What exactly gets replaced

When the "Show real percentage instead of '%'" setting (discountRealPercent) is active, the component_product_badges_discount block outputs the calculated discount rate instead of the standard symbol. When the setting is disabled, the block renders parent() unchanged — exactly Shopware's standard badge, with no modification at all.

When the badge appears

The plugin does not change whether the discount badge appears — only what it says. The display conditions are Shopware's standard ones:

• There is a strikethrough price with a percentage greater than 0
• No price range exists — i.e. no "from" price where more than one calculated price exists
• For variant parent products displayed as the parent item, the price doesn't deviate from the cheapest variant price

If these conditions aren't met, Shopware wouldn't show a discount badge anyway — with or without FutiStockBadge. The plugin only affects the label, not this logic.

Tiered prices

If a product has tiered prices, the last applicable tier price is used to calculate the displayed percentage — i.e. the price level relevant for the currently applicable quantity.

Rounding

The displayed percentage is rounded (e.g. "−20%" instead of "−19.6%"). The plugin doesn't change the underlying discount calculation itself.

Accessibility

The badge remains fully usable for screen readers:

• The hidden text listing.boxLabelDiscount remains in the markup
• The percentage itself is marked with aria-hidden, since it's visually redundant to the hidden text

Disabling it

Turn discountRealPercent off and the discount badge behaves exactly like the unmodified Shopware standard — in that case the plugin simply renders parent() without any output of its own.