Reply To: Pricing table

I think this needs to be said and isnt necessarily directed at @sagittariusstar.

Its important to understand a few things

1 – By default the PM Pro levels page looks like this

2 – PM Pro is for paid content, not services. The example image that’s been posted to this forum a few times (like above) doesnt really apply.

3 – By default PM Pro does not do any Buddypress blocking.

The 7th queen team added Buddypress blocking and also thought it would be cool to add some details about what access a level has to the buddypress components onto the levels page. Again, none of that comes standard with PM Pro.

As you have seen in the other thread, a request has already been made to have an easy way of controlling what is displayed on the levels page, thereby making it easier to add service descriptions/items.

I suppose the point I’m trying to make is the 7th Queen team hasn’t crippled PM Pro. They have enhanced it as far as Buddypress is concerned and probably will enhance it in others areas in the future.

With all of that said, put this in your child’s functions.php file and edit the level names and feature descriptions to suit your needs.

add_action('kleo_pmpro_after_membership_table_items','my_additional_level_features');
function my_additional_level_features ( $level ) {
	
		if (  $level->name == 'Basic' ) {
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">4 New Basic Pages</li>';
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">10 MySql Databases</li>';
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">2 TB Bandwidth</li>';
		}
			
		if (  $level->name == 'Standard' ) {
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">10 New Basic Pages</li>';
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">25 MySql Databases</li>';
			echo   '<li class="list-group-item">6 TB Bandwidth</li>';
		}
}