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1. Install by ZIP File

1 - Go to the WordPress admin panel and then navigate to Plugins > Add New > Upload.

2 - Choose the plugin zip file named as wrc-pricing-tables-ultimate-v1.0.zip and click the Install Now button

3 - Wait untill the installation process ends. When you will see the text, Plugin installed successfully click on Activate Plugin button.

4- Congratulations! you are ready to create your pricing table. Click on Create Table link to create a pricing table from 13 ready-made templates.

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2. Install by FTP

• Upload the wrc-pricing-tables-ultimate folder with all the files located in it to your WordPress plugin directory (/WORDPRESS-DIRECTORY/wp-content/plugins/) [e.g. www.yourdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/]
• From your WordPress dashboard, choose Installed Plugins option under the Plugins category
• Locate the newly added plugin and click on the Activate link to enable its features.
• After successfully activating the plugin, you are ready to create your pricing table. Click on Create Table link to create a pricing table from 13 ready-made templates.

From WordPress admin panel, navigate to Pricing Tables > Templates. Select your table from 50+ ready-made templates and click on Create Table button on mouse over. You will get a ready-made pricing table instantly! Navigate to All Pricing Tables and start configuring table content.

You can customize the features of your pricing table as per your preference. After updating the features, go to the Edit Columns section and input the values of the features in the corresponding feature section. For your convenience, the column features are divided into six parts as follows:

• Features: Enter the name of the feature here.
• Feature Category: Please categorize the features under appropriate headings. If the features are of the same type, use the same category name.
• Feature URL: Enter the URL for the feature, if applicable.
• Feature Description: Provide a concise and clear description of the feature. This description will appear as a tooltip in the pricing table.
• Feature Type: Select the appropriate feature type from the following options:
  • Text: Displays only text.
  • HTML: Allows the user to enter HTML code in the feature section.
  • Checkbox: Displays a tick/cross icon.
  • Text & Checkbox: Displays both text and tick/cross icon.
  • Star or Checkbox: Displays a star or tick/cross icon.
• Feature Icon: Enter the Font Awesome Icon for the feature. To set up the icon, enter the corresponding icon class in the text box. for example if you want to display the camera icon, enter the fas fa-camera-retro class.

Finally, click on the Update Feature button to include the feature in the pricing table.

Mouse over your recently created pricing table and click on the Edit Columns link. You can add as many columns to the pricing table as you like. Each column has three sections:

Pricing Column Details

This section has six parts:

• Enlarge Column: Check this box to make the package stand out by making its column slightly larger than the others.
• Package Name: Enter the name of the package and optionally a short description in the text area.
• Package Price: Enter the package price. You can also enter a cut price for the package if you want to show a discount. Check the Enable Pricing Toggle option if you want to show another price for this package.
• Package Feature: Enter the package features here. The feature input field will be set up according to the feature type you declared in the Edit Features section. Each feature has a tooltip box where you can provide a summary of the feature that will appear as a tooltip in the pricing table.
• Package Button: Enter the button text, URL, and Font Awesome icon class here. If you want to add a PayPal button, check the Enable PayPal Code option and fill in the necessary fields.
• Package Ribbon: Enter the ribbon text here to make the package more attractive and specific.

Pricing Column Colors

In this section, you can select colors for your pricing table using the ColorPicker tool. It is divided into three categories:

• Background Colors: Set the background color for each part of the pricing table here.
• Font Colors: Set the font color for each part of the pricing table here.
• Button Colors: Set the button background and font color for the pricing table here.

Pricing Column Special Options

This section will help you make your packages more attractive by using images or videos. You can easily add images for each package individually using the WordPress Media Uploader. You can also add videos (YouTube only) for each package by entering the YouTube video URL in the provided text field. To display the image or video, you must enable the Package Image or Video option in the General Settings under Pricing Table Settings. In the General Settings, you can also set the image width, height, margin, and opacity to ensure that the image is the correct size for the pricing table. Similarly, you can set various parameters for the video, such as its height.

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Hide or Delete Columns

Each column has a trash icon on the top right to delete the column. There is also a toggle icon next to each trash icon to disable/hide a column instead of deleting it. You can reactivate the column again by clicking on the toggle icon.

For every pricing table, a unique shortcode is automatically generated with a specific ID. To display a pricing table shortcode in a WordPress post or page, you need to access the post or page editor in the WordPress dashboard. Here's how:

• Go to Posts or Pages, depending on where you want to display the pricing table.
• Either create a new post or page, or edit an existing one.
• Locate the spot in the post or page where you want to display the pricing table.
• Paste the following shortcode into the editor:

• [wrc-pricing-table id="SHORTCODE_ID"]

• Replace "SHORTCODE_ID" with the actual id of the pricing table that you want to display.
• Save or publish the post or page.

After you have inserted the shortcode, you can save or publish the post or page. Once you visit the newly created post/page, you will be able to see the pricing table in action.

• Modify Pricing Table ID: When creating a table from a pre-made template, the system automatically generates a name for the table. This name serves as the basis for the rest of the options in the database. It is important to note that the auto-generated table name must be unique to prevent conflicts with existing tables in the database. In the event that a duplicate name is entered, the system will append an extra word to the name to ensure uniqueness.
  While the system can handle duplicate names, it is best practice to use unique names when creating tables to avoid confusion and potential errors down the line. By taking the time to choose unique names, you can ensure that your database is organized and easy to manage.
• Pricing Table Display Name: In the previous option, it was not possible for us to assign a name of our choice to maintain uniqueness in the pricing table. However, to add more convenience and flexibility, we have introduced a new feature where you can select a name of your preference for your pricing table. Even if the name coincides with another table, it will not pose any issues.
• Shortcode Post/Page URLs (Enter One Per Line): The General Settings section of each pricing table now includes the innovative Shortcode Post/Page URLs feature. This can help you ensure that your Custom CSS file only contains the customizations relevant to the chosen pricing table. Just include the URL of the page where the price table is located and you'll be set! This will result in significantly smaller and faster loading Custom CSS files.
• Shortcode: There are two shortcodes for the pricing table. For desktop view there are no differences, but in tablet and mobile view there are differences. In tablet, Shortcode1 will divide pricing table column into two columns per row, where in mobile, each column of the price table will be displayed below each other. Shortcode2 will just adjust the pricing table column by the screen size.
• Column Border: Enable table border, feature border and caption column border here.
• Column Shadow: Enable pricing column and caption column shadow here. You can disable column shadow on highlight by unchecking the checkbox.
• Column Gradient: Enable/Disable title, price and button section's background gradient here.
• Column Features: To display feature category, mark Enable Feature Categories checkbox. Other two options will enable or disable feature icons (font awesome) and tooltips.
• Show/Hide: If caption column is enabled, you can set background for caption column title by enbaling Show Caption Title BG.Hide Empty Features option will hide those features which are empty. Hide Feature Name and Hide Caption Feature Name will hide feature value and feature name.
• Price Toggle: To display pricing toggle, mark Enable Pricing Toggles checkbox. It will open 3 textbox fields, where you can enter toggle texts, e.g. monthly and yearly. Special Text field is for any kind offer if you have for the second toggle.
• Package Ribbons: Enable ribbon by marking the checkbox here. The table has 5 different types of ribbons to show.
  
• Package Image: To display image in price section of each column, mark the checkbox here. You will get 6 options here:
  • Use Image as Background Image: Mark this checkbox if you want to show image as a background image for pricing columns. Otherwise, image will be shown in price section only.
  • Choose how you like to display Images: Here you have to select how to display image. You can display images with/without price and title.
  • Image Width: Enter width of the image here.
  • Image Height: Enter height of the image here.
  • Image Margin: Enter image margin here. It will help you to place the image in the column properly. If you want to set image at the middle center, just enter auto.
  • Image Opacity: To display price on image more clearly, you can set an opacity of the image.
• Package Video: To display video (YouTube Only) in price section of each column, mark the checkbox here. You will get 4 options here:
  • Choose how you like to display Video: Here you have to select how to display video. You can display videos with/without price and title same as images.
  • Video Height: Enter height of the video here.
  • Allow Full Screen?: Mark this checkbox to allow full screen on YouTube video.
  • Show YouTube logo?: Mark this checkbox to show YouTube logo on player.
• Tick/Cross Icons: Select your preferred tick and cross icon from 20 different icons. You can also use font awesome tick and cross icon by enabling Enable Font Awesome Tick/Cross. You just need to enter font awesome icon class for tick and cross icon.
• Star Icons: If you want to show star icon rather than tick/cross icon, you can mark the checkbox here. To show this icon on pricing column, you have to set feature type as Star or Checkbox from Edit Features section.

• Structure: There are six options here:
  • Pricing Table Container Width: Enter the container width that indicates the total width of pricing table. Leaving pricing table container width blank will set the container width at 100% by default.
  • Number of Columns per Row: How many columns you want to show per row, you can set from here by entering a value. Maximum six columns is recommended to get the best output.
  • Package Column Border Radius: Enter pricing column border radius here if you want to.
  • Caption Column Border Radius: Enter caption column border radius here if you want to.
  • Enlarge Column on Hover: Mark this checkbox to enlarge column on mouse over.
  • Display Price at the Bottom: Mark this checkbox to set price at bottom instead of top of the pricing column.
  • Display Price in Circle: Mark this checkbox to display prices in circle.
• Caption Column & Package Column: Set pricing column and caption column width and space between column here. To set column width and space manually, mark Disable Auto Column Width checkbox. It will allow you to set column width and space of your choice. Otherwise, width and space will be adjusted automatically. To show caption column with pricing column, simply mark Enable Caption Column checkbox.
• Width: Set button, tooltip and pricing toggle width here.
• Height: Set height of differnt parts of the pricing column here.
• Position/Direction: There are 7 options here:
  • Pricing Toggle Position: If pricing toggle is enable, you can set the postion of the toggle button here.
  • Feature Label Font Direction: Set pricing column feature contents direction here.
  • Feature Label Padding (Left): Enter a value to set space at left of feature content.
  • Caption Column Title Direction: If caption column is enable, you can set caption column title direction here.
  • Caption Column Font Direction: Set caption column feature contents direction here.
  • Align Price Unit at Right: If your price unit comes at right of the price, you can set price unit at right by marking the checkbox.
  • Float Tick/Cross Icon at Left: By default, tick/cross icon shows at right of the feature content. Mark this checkbox to float it at left.
• Show/Hide: Here, you can hide different parts of the pricing column by switching off.

• Font Family: Enter the primary and secondary font family for your pricing table, e.g. 'Roboto Condensed', serif. The primary font-family will affect the Title and Price sections and secondary font-family will affect the rest of the sections.
• Title: If caption column is enable, you can set the font size of the caption title from Pricing Table Name Font Size. Other two options will change the font size of column title and title description.
• Price: Set the font size of pricing table prices here for both big and small fonts.
• Feature: If feature category is enable, set the font size of Feature Category name here. Other two options are for Feature Name Font Size and Feature Value Font Size.
• Button & Ribbon: Set the font size of button and ribbon text here.
• Price Toggle: Set the font size of price toggle button text here.

• Caption Column: There are six options here are described below:
  • Caption Border Color: If caption border is enable, set border color here.
  • Caption Title BG Color: If caption column and Show Caption Title BG are enable, set caption title background color here.
  • Caption Title Font Color: If caption column is enable, set caption title font color here.
  • Caption Feature BG Color 1: Set background color for odd rows of caption feature here.
  • Caption Feature BG Color 2: Set background color for even rows of caption feature here.
  • Caption Feature Border: If caption column border is enable, set the border color for caption feature rows here.
• Tooltips: Set tooltip background and font color here.
• Price Toggle:
  • Pricing Toggle Active BG: If pricing toggle is enable, set the active button background color here.
  • Pricing Toggle Normal BG: If pricing toggle is enable, set the inactive button background color here.
  • Pricing Toggle Normal Font: If pricing toggle is enable, set the active button font color here.
  • Pricing Toggle Active Font: If pricing toggle is enable, set the inactive button font color here.
  • Pricing Toggle Special Font: If pricing toggle is enable and Special Text filed under General Settings is not empty, set the font color for special text here.
• Feature Colors:
  • Feature Category BG Color: If feature category is enable, set the background color for category row here.
  • Feature Category Font Color: If feature category is enable, set the font color for category text here.
  • Feature Name Font Color: Set the font color for feature name here.
  • Feature URL Color: If caption column is enable, set the font color for feature name that has a link.
  • Feature URL Hover: If caption column is enable, set the font hover color for feature name that has a link.
• Font Awesome: If font awesome tick and cross icon is enable, set the font color for tick and cross icon here.
• Column Shadow Colors: If column shadow is enable, set the shadow color in the first option. Also in the second option, set the highlighted color of the shadow on mouse over.

Options

• Minify Pricing Table CSS & JS: To minify pricing table CSS & JS files, enbale this option.
• Enable Plugin Default Google Font: Default font of the pricing table is Roboto Condensed. If you want to use this font in the table enable this option.
• Enter Google Fonts URL link: To use a different font than default one, find a Google font that you'd like to use on your pricing table and add an URL link without http: or https: (e.g. //fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Roboto+Condensed:400,700) here.
• Enable Font Awesome in Theme: If font awesome CSS file already enqueued in your theme or any other plugins, no need to enble this option. If no font awesome CSS file is enqueued in your theme, you have to enbale this option to show font awesome icons.
• Enable Font Awesome in WP Admin: Same conditions as Enable Font Awesome in Theme.
• Add View Port Meta in the Header: The viewport is the user's visible area of a web page. Browsers on tablets and mobile phones devices, scaled down the entire web page to fit the screen. If your theme doesn't have any viewport meta tag in the <head> section, enable this option to add viewport meta.

Export Table:

Click on Download Export File button to generate a JSON file for you to save in your computer. This backup file contains all the configuration and setting options of your pricing tables. Note that it do NOT contain posts, pages, or any relevant data, just your all pricing table options. After exporting, you can either use the backup file to restore your settings on this site again or another WordPress site.

Import Table:

Select a json file to upload that you exported before from Export Table tab, and click on Upload file and import. Wordpress do the rest for you.

• Font Awesome Icons
• Google Fonts
• Icons from Iconfinder
• Images for templates from Pixabay