Hello Laurent

This can be removed with some CSS.

Can you please provide me a URL where the booking form is located, so I can find the correct selectors?

Hi again Laurent.

Here's what you'd need to do. When you expand "Tranche de 30 mn supplémentaires", right click on the Prix, and inspect the element:

It will open the console, right at that spot, and when you hover over a line of code, it will be highlighted on the page. Right click/copy/copy selector:

So, now you'll have the selector for "Prix", and you can add "display: none !important;":

#el-collapse-content-8559 > div > div.am-extra-price > div:nth-child(1) {
display: none !important;
}

The same goes for the actual price (0.00 €). The selector for that is:

#el-collapse-content-8559 > div > div.am-extra-price > div.am-align-right.el-col.el-col-12

And finally, the code for hiding both would be:

#el-collapse-content-8559 > div > div.am-extra-price > div:nth-child(1) {
display: none !important;
}
#el-collapse-content-8559 > div > div.am-extra-price > div.am-align-right.el-col.el-col-12 {
display: none !important;
}

With the result:

The second part is easier, because it all comes in the same div:

So, to hide that, simply add:

#am-step-booking-catalog0 > div.am-select-service > form > span > div > div:nth-child(2) > div.el-col.el-col-10 > div {
display: none !important;
}

Hi fabloria

Please open a new private ticket, where you can add temporary wp-admin credentials, and I'll gladly help you out with hiding this.

Hi again fabloria

Sure, but wouldn't it also be better if we did this on your private ticket instead of flooding Laurent's ticket?

In short - you need to inspect the element, find what you want to hide (price div), copy the selector, and add "display: none !important;" statement.

That will hide the section where the price is displayed, and it needs to be added on the same page where your Amelia shortcode is, since I don't believe all services are 0.