When you decide to showcase pricing plans on your website, there are a couple of ways to approach it. One of the most popular approaches out there is creating a monthly/yearly pricing toggle which allows users to easily navigate through the different pricing plans based on the way they choose to bill. In today’s tutorial, we’ll show you how to make the pricing toggle work with Divi. We’ll recreate a stunning example from scratch and you’ll be able to download the JSON file for free as well!
Let’s get to it.
Preview
Before we dive into the tutorial, let’s take a quick look at the outcome across different screen sizes.
Desktop
Mobile
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Let’s Start Recreating!
Add Section #1
Background Color
Start by adding a first section to the page your working on. Open the section settings and add a background color.
- Background Color: #ffad72
Bottom Divider
Move on to the design tab and insert a bottom divider next.
- Divider Style: Find in List
- Divider Height: 10vw
Spacing
Add some custom top and bottom padding as well.
- Top Padding: 5vw
- Bottom Padding: 10vw
CSS ID
And add a CSS ID to the section.
Add New Row
Column Structure
Continue by adding a row to the section using the following column structure:
Sizing
Without adding any modules yet, open the row settings and allow the row to take up the entire width of the screen.
- Use Custom Gutter Width: Yes
- Gutter Width: 1
- Width: 30vw (Desktop), 45vw (Tablet), 50vw (Phone)
- Max Width: 100%
Spacing
Get rid of the default top and bottom padding next.
- Top Padding: 0px
- Bottom Padding: 0px
Border
And modify the border settings as well.
- Rounded Corners: 50vw (All Corners)
- Border Width: 1px
- Border Color: #e8e8e8
Display
To make sure both columns appear next to each other on smaller screen sizes, we’ll add one single line of CSS code to the main element of the row.
display: flex;
Add Text Module to Column 1
Add Content
Time to start adding modules! The only module we need in column 1 is a Text Module. Enter some content of your choice.
Text Settings
Move on to the design tab and change the text settings as follows:
- Text Font: Montserrat
- Text Size: 1vw (Desktop), 1.5vw (Tablet), 2vw (Phone)
- Text Alignment: Center
- Text Color: Light
Spacing
Modify the top and bottom padding values across different screen sizes as well.
- Top Padding: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 4vw (Phone)
- Bottom Padding: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 4vw (Phone)
CSS ID & Class
And assign a CSS ID and class to the text module.
- CSS ID: pricing-plan-item-1
- CSS Class: pricing-item-cursor
Clone Text Module & Place Duplicate in Column 2
Once you’ve completed the Text Module in column 1, you can clone it once and place the duplicate in column 2.
Change Content
Make sure you change the content.
Change CSS ID
And use a different CSS ID.
- CSS ID: pricing-plan-item-2
Add Section #2
Background Color
On to the second section. Add the following background color:
- Background Color: #6b63dd
Spacing
Then, go to the section spacing settings and add some custom padding values across different screen sizes.
- Top Padding: 7vw
- Bottom Padding: 15vw
- Left Padding: 21vw (Desktop), 10vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Right Padding: 21vw (Desktop), 10vw (Tablet & Phone)
CSS ID
Add a CSS ID to the section as well.
Add Row #1
Column Structure
Continue by adding a new row to the section using the following column structure:
Sizing
Without adding any modules yet, open the row settings and modify the sizing settings.
- Use Custom Gutter Width: Yes
- Gutter Width: 1
- Equalize Column Heights: Yes
- Width: 100%
- Max Width: 100%
Spacing
Remove all default top and bottom padding next.
- Top Padding: 0px
- Bottom Padding: 0px
Border
Then, go to the spacing settings and apply the following border settings:
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Left Border Width: 1px
- Top Border Width: 0px
- Bottom Border Width: 0px
- Border Color: rgba(255,255,255,0)
Display
Make sure the columns appear next to each other on smaller screen sizes by adding one single line of CSS code to the row’s main element.
display: flex;
Column 2 Settings
Spacing
Once you’ve completed the general row settings, open the column 2 settings and add some custom top and bottom padding.
- Top Padding: 1vw
- Bottom Padding: 4vw
Border
Use a border on column 2 as well.
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Right Border Color: #ffffff
Column 3 Settings
Spacing
Move on to the third column’s settings and add some custom padding values.
- Top Padding: 1vw
- Bottom Padding: 4vw
Add Divider to Column 1
Visibility
Time to start adding modules! The first module and only module we need in column 1 is a Divider Module. Make sure you disable the ‘Show Divider’ option. We only need this module to make sure the rest of the design stays intact.
Add Text Module #1 to Column 2
Add H3 Content
Move on to column 2 and add a Text Module with some H3 content of your choice.
H3 Text Settings
Change the H3 text settings as follows:
- Heading 3 Font: Montserrat
- Heading 3 Text Alignment: Center
- Heading 3 Text Color: #ffffff
- Heading 3 Text Size: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 3.5vw (Phone)
- Heading 3 Letter Spacing: -1px
Add Text Module #2 to Column 2
Add Content
Add another Text Module right below the previous one and insert some content of your choice.
Text Settings
Move on to the design tab and change the text settings accordingly:
- Text Font: Montserrat
- Text Font Weight: Ultra Light
- Text Color: #ffffff
- Text Size: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 3.5vw (Phone)
- Text Line Height: 1em
- Text Alignment: Center
Spacing
Add some custom top margin too.
Clone Both Modules & Place Duplicates in Column 3
Once you’ve completed the modules in column 2, you can clone both of them and place the duplicates in column 3.
Change Content
Make sure you change the content of each duplicate.
Add Row #2
Column Structure
On to the second row in section 2! Choose the following column structure:
Sizing
Without adding any modules yet, open the row settings and change the sizing settings as follows:
- Use Custom Gutter Width: Yes
- Gutter Width: 1
- Equalize Column Heights: Yes
- Width: 100%
- Max Width: 100%
Spacing
Remove the default top and bottom padding next.
- Top Padding: 0px
- Bottom Padding: 0px
Border
And apply a border.
- Top Border Width: 0px
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Bottom Border Width: 1px
- Left Border Width: 1px
- Border Color: #8882dd
Display
Make sure the columns appear next to each other on smaller screen sizes by adding one single line of CSS code to the row’s main element.
display: flex;
Column 1 Settings
Spacing
Continue by opening the column 1 settings and apply some custom padding values across different screen sizes.
- Top Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Bottom Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
Border
Add a right border to the column as well.
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Right Border Color: #8882dd
Column 2 Settings
Spacing
Move on to the second column and change the spacing settings.
- Top Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Bottom Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
Border
Add a right border next.
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Right Border Color: #ffffff
Column 3 Settings
Spacing
Then, open the column 3 settings and add some custom top and bottom padding values across different screen sizes.
- Top Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Bottom Padding: 3vw (Desktop), 5vw (Tablet & Phone)
Add Text Module to Column 1
Add Content
Once you’ve completed the row and column settings, it’s time to start adding modules. Add a Text Module to column 1 and insert some content of your choice.
Text Settings
Move on to the design tab and change the text settings accordingly:
- Text Font: Montserrat
- Text Color: #ffffff
- Text Size: 1vw (Desktop), 1.5vw (Tablet), 2vw (Phone)
- Text Alignment: Center
Add Text Module to Column 2
Add Symbol to Content Box
In the second column, we’ll need another Text Module. Add the ‘✓’ symbol to the content box.
Text Settings
Move on to the design tab and change the text settings as follows:
- Text Color: #ffad72
- Text Size: 2vw (Desktop), 3vw (Tablet), 4vw (Phone)
- Text Line Height: 1em
- Text Alignment: Center
Clone Text Module & Place Duplicate in Column 3
Once you’ve completed the Text Module in column 2, you can clone it and place the duplicate in column 3.
Alternative Symbol & Text Color
Depending on the feature you’re showcasing, you might want to change the symbol into ‘✗’. Use a different text color as well.
Clone Row as Many Times as Wanted
Once you’ve completed the entire row, you can clone it up to as many times as you want, depending on how many features you want to show.
Add Row #3
Column Structure
The last row we’ll add to the second section contains the following column structure:
Sizing
Without adding any modules yet, open the row settings and change the sizing settings as follows:
- Use Custom Gutter Width: Yes
- Gutter Width: 1
- Equalize Column Heights: Yes
- Width: 100%
- Max Width: 100%
Spacing
Remove the default top and bottom padding next.
- Top Padding: 0px
- Bottom Padding: 0px
Border
Add a border too.
- Top Border Width: 0px
- Bottom Border Width: 0px
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Left Border Width: 1px
- Border Color: rgba(255,255,255,0)
Display
And make sure the columns appear next to each other on smaller screen sizes by adding one single line of CSS code to the row’s main element.
display: flex;
Column 2 & 3 Settings
Spacing
Continue by adding some top margin to both column 2 and 3.
Column 2 Border
Add a right border to column 2 as well.
- Right Border Width: 1px
- Right Border Color: #eaeaea
Clone Divider Module & Place in Column 1 of New Row
Clone the Divider Module that you can find in the first row of the section and place the duplicate in the first column of your new row.
Add Button Module to Column 2
Add Copy
Continue by adding a Button Module to column 2 and insert some copy of your choice.
Alignment
Modify the button alignment in the design tab.
Button Settings
And change the button settings as follows:
- Use Custom Styles For Button: Yes
- Button Text Size: 1vw (Desktop), 1.5vw (Tablet), 2vw (Phone)
- Button Text Color: #ffffff
- Button Background Color: #ffad72
- Button Border Width: 0px
- Button Border Radius: 50vw
- Button Font: Montserrat
Spacing
Add some custom padding values to the Button Module as well.
- Top Padding: 1vw (Desktop), 1.5vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Bottom Padding: 1vw (Desktop), 1.5vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Left Padding: 4vw (Desktop), 6vw (Tablet & Phone)
- Right Padding: 4vw (Desktop), 6vw (Tablet & Phone)
Clone Button Module & Place Duplicate in Column 3
Once you’ve completed the Button Module in column 2, you can clone it and place the duplicate in column 3.
Clone Section #2
Continue by cloning the entire second section. Make sure you change the pricing values in the text modules to make it match with the yearly billing options. This is the section that’ll appear once someone clicks on ‘yearly billing’.
Change CSS ID & Add CSS Class
Change the section’s CSS ID next and add a CSS class too.
- CSS ID: pricing-2
- CSS Class: hide-section-2
Add New One-Column Row to Top of Section #1
The only thing left to do is adding the CSS and jQuery code to make the functionality work. To do that, we’ll add a new row to the top of section 1.
Add Code Module #1 with CSS Code
Add a first Code Module and insert the following lines of CSS code:
<style>
.pricing-item-cursor {
cursor: pointer;
}
.hide-section-2 {
display: none;
}
.active-pricing-plan {
color: #6b63dd !important;
background-color: #fff;
}</style>
Add Code Module #2 with JQuery Code
Add another Code Module right below the previous one, insert the jQuery code below between script tags and you’re done!
jQuery(function($){
$('#pricing-plan-item-1').addClass('active-pricing-plan');
$('[id*="pricing-plan-item"]').click(function() {
var selector = $(this).attr('id').replace('-plan-item', '');
var $pricingselect = $('#' + selector);
$('[id*="pricing-"]').not('[id*="pricing-plan"]').hide();
$pricingselect.show()
$('#toggle-section').show();
$('[id*="pricing-plan"]').removeClass("active-pricing-plan");
$(this).addClass('active-pricing-plan');
});
});
Preview
Now that we’ve gone through all the steps, let’s take a final look at the outcome across different screen sizes.
Desktop
Mobile
Final Thoughts
In this post, we’ve shown you how to create a monthly/yearly pricing toggle design with Divi. This is a great way to add interaction to your pricing plans. Besides applying the click technique, we’ve also designed a beautiful grid pricing plan that allows you to emphasize which features are included in which plans. You were able to download the JSON file for free as well. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to leave a comment in the comment section below!
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