In this tutorial, we’ll show you how you can implement these
pricing tables on your website. Now if you’re a company that
offers various different packages
for your products or services, this will come in handy.
You can set the number of packages you require, pricing,
features, and and Order button, which will contain your payment link.
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for a few dollars. All by itself in the space of about
80 to 90 minutes. Once you've logged into your WordPress dashboard,
go to Plugins
and Add New. Search for
Easy Pricing Table. We want this one,
Easy Pricing Tables by Fatcat Apps. Install now,
and activate.
Then you see a
section in the menu area for the pricing tables. Add New.
Give the title,
and you can start putting your details in.
So we’ll have three plans, and three columns.
Let’s say Beginner, Advanced, and Expert.
Each feature needs to be on a new line.
These may look like they're on separate lines, but
it's just every time I press enter, it’s counted as a new line.
So I’ll just copy that in there,
and add something else. We need some text for our Call-to-Action,
and
a URL for that Call-to-Action. Now, this can be your payment URL. For example, if
people are paying using Pay Pal, you would put in your Pay Pal payment ID.
For the time being, I'm just going to use this URL
just as an example. You can
feature a particular plan. This just means that
there’ll be a most popular tag on it. I'll show you know what that does.
It sort of stands out a bit more than the others.
So if I click Save …
To deploy this pricing table on a page, you need to get the shortcode.
So copy that in,
and let's create a new page.
Paste in that short code,
and publish. And, there you have it.
You’ll see the middle column that we selected as a feature has a most popular
tag associated with it,
and a different color. And, you can see each other features,
and the prices associated.
Now, this is a sidebar template.
I'm going to change this to a full width, so the columns take up a bit more space.
So if I refresh that …
There you go.
I’ll just show you how to change the color of these
buttons here. In the Design tab,
you'll find that there are options including font sizes,
button colors, and custom CSS. Now,
you don't really have to worry too much about it unless you really want to
customize the look and feel of your
pricing table. In this instance, I just want to change
the Featured button, the Featured-Column button to
a green. So let's try this. So
all I’ve done there is change the button color to a green,
the border to a lighter green, and the hover color to a dark green.
Save.
Now if I just refresh that …
There we go.
And, that’s an easy way to set up a pricing table on your website. If you want
access to other styles,
just go to the Upgrade button.
And, you'll see that the full version of this plugin has
a range of different table styles and formats.
So you can see a few here.
And, so you can
upgrade to a paid version if you like, and there’ll be a link to that
in this video below. So there it is. Thanks very much for watching.
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