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I am contemplating overriding the Cart template to display full pricing only when you are not logged in + links to login & Member level page, a Single Member price or Family Member price depending on a user’s subscription.
If not, do I copy the cart template to /uploads/espresso/templates? and then hack away?
Would it not be better to use the WP User Integration (Members) add on? That will allow you to set prices for logged in versus logged out members.
You could then use S2Member (or a simple php script) to show additional information such as membership sign up links to logged out members.
And yes, copying the template files to uploads/espresso templates is a wise idea, but only copy those which you are editing. (note some files have to be moved in pairs (event_registration.php & event_registration_display.php for example)
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