Hey Everyone, what’s going on?
I’m back with another great tutorial for you, this time I’ve prepared a very great looking Comparison Pricing Table using Divi and Sticky Menu plugin, and the results are very creative Looking and will really take your Pricing page to the next level.
Sneak Peak
Here’s a quick look at what we’re about to create today, you can see it’s just mind-blowing. It has sticky Pricing information and a Read More Functionality that rally makes it a modern and clean looking Pricing Table for doing a comparison between them.
And because of Responsive Issues, it’s only built for Desktop
And Now let’s see how to achieve this same thing on your Divi website. All you’ve to do is simply enter your Name and Email in the form below and click on the Submit button then you’ll see Download Layout button just download the layout.
After Downloading you’ll need to extract the .Zip file in your PC after extracting you’ll get a .JSON file all you’ve to do is just Drag that .JSON file drop it to Divi Builder. Now you’ll see a Popup in the Divi Builder. You may click on the Portability Icon as well to Import this Layout. After that, you can click on the “Replace Existing Content” checkbox (If you don’t have any other content on the page) and lastly click on Import Button.
Now you’ll see that you’ve got the Pricing Table on your page but there will be one thing missing which is Sticky Pricing Information. OK, now we need to set up the Sticky Info as well. For this, I’ve used the Sticky Menu plugin as mentioned before. So you’ll need to install this plugin on your site.
After Activating this plugin you’ll need to open up the Settings page of Sticky Menu plugin and set up classes for the sticky element. You can put .sticky in the “Sticky Element” field and also add a value of 980 in the “Do not stick element when the screen is smaller than” field for not making your element sticky after this Screen size. And Lastly you can click on Save Changes.
Now go to Advanced Settings and add the Z-Index value of something higher maybe 999 and add .stop in the Push-up element Field so your element will be pushed up when there’s another element after the sticky element having .stop class. And then click on the Save Changes button.
Ok That’s it the Layout already includes those classes added to it’s the place to make Pricing Info Sticky and push it up. You can always open up the FAQ/Troubleshooting tab to learn more about the working of this plugin.
All done, now you’ll have a great looking Pricing Comparison Page with sticky Pricing Info and Read More functionality, which really makes it a good looking Pricing table for your Pricing page. Please note again that it’s only made for Desktop, it will not work perfectly on Tablet and Mobile because of Responsive Issues.
I hope you found it helpful and useful for your upcoming Project. Let me know what you think about this beautiful Pricing Table in the Comments Section below.
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hey Samar – when I try uploading the file, i receive an error that says “file should not be imported in this context”
Hi Datis, Can you tell me how you’re Importing the Layout to your site?
What about mobile layout brother? if u have any idea for mobile design then let us know it will be great. Thanks for the desktop design
Hola, no logro hacer que sea responsivo para smartphone, me podrás apoyar?