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Epsilon: Pricing Table Particle

Your Guide to Recreating Elements of the Epsilon Demo for WordPress


Introduction

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:

Configuration

Main Options

These options affect the main area of the particle, and not the individual items within.

Option Description
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.

Item Options

Items in this particle are the actual individual columns. Any subitems you assign to these items are represented as rows in this column.

Option Description
CSS Classes Enter any CSS class(es) you wish to apply to the column here.
Plan Name Set a name for the column.
Price Set a price for the product or service represented by this column.
Time Period Enter a period for the column. This could be something like monthly or weekly.
Description Enter a description for the product or service represented by the column.
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.

Sub Item Options

These options appear in the sub-items assigned to the columns. These are individual line items for the column.

Option Description
Text Enter text to appear in the item.

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