Your Guide to Recreating Elements of the Anacron Demo for WordPress
The Pricing Table particle is a simple particle that enables you to create clean, organized comparison tables. This is a perfect addition to any website featuring tiered products and/or services.
Here are the topics covered in this guide:
These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.
Option | Description |
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Particle Name | Sets the name for the particle that appears on the back end. |
CSS Classes | Enter any CSS class(es) that you would like to have apply to the particle's content here. |
Title | Enter a title here that will appear on the front end. |
Header Text | Enter any text here you want to appear in the header area of the particle. |
Footer Text | Enter any text here you want to appear in the footer area of the particle. |
Grid Columns | Set the number of columns items appear in here. |
Items in this particle are the actual individual columns.
Option | Description |
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CSS Classes | Enter any CSS class(es) you wish to apply to the column here. |
Plan Name | Enter a name for the plan. |
Price | Set a price for the product or service represented by this column. |
Description | Enter a description for the product or service represented by the column. |
Additional Items | Add single-line items here. |
Button Label | Enter a button label. |
Button Link | Enter the link that takes the user to the product or service page. |
Target | Enter a browser target for the link. |
Button Classes | Enter any class(es) you wish to have apply to the button. |