The basic widget HTML markup to display one element looks the following way:
<div class="pricing-box-1"> <div class="pricing-title"> ... </div> <div class="pricing-icon"> ... </div> <ul class="pricing-list"> <li> ... </li> </ul> <hr class="pricing-divider"> <div class="price-wrap"> <span class="price">10</span> <span>per month</span> </div> <a class="btn btn-gray-5" href="#"> ... </a> </div>
The basic widget HTML markup to display one element looks the following way:
<div class="pricing-box-2 pricing-box-2_mod-1"> <div class="pricing-title"> ... </div> <div class="price-wrap"> <span class="price"> ... </span> <span> ... </span> </div> <ul class="pricing-list-marked pricing-list-marked__mod-1"> <li> ... </li> </ul> <a class="btn btn-silver-outline btn-lg" href="#"> ... </a> </div>
The basic widget HTML markup to display one element looks the following way:
<div class="pricing-box-3"> <div class="pricing-title"> ... </div> <div class="price-wrap"><span class="price"> ... </span><span> ... </span></div> <ul class="pricing-list"> <li> ... </li> </ul> <a class="btn btn-silver-outline" href="#"> ... </a> </div>
The basic widget HTML markup to display one element looks the following way:
<div class="pricing-box-2"> <div class="pricing-title"> ... </div> <div class="price-wrap"> <span class="price"> ... </span> <span> ... </span> </div> <ul class="pricing-list-marked pricing-list-marked__mod-1"> <li> ... </li> </ul> <a class="btn btn-silver-outline btn-lg" href="#"> ... </a> </div>