Fixed AfterPrice not working on configurables #42
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When a product does not have a base price but one of its child have, the html tag to show the base price was not created if the parent product didn't have a product amount configured. This resulted in the base price not showing at all for children because the js didn't have a container to add the base price into.
This pr adds an extra check to see if the product has at least one child which has a base price amount configured. If that's the case, it renders the html tag (which will be empty if no child is selected)