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The Price List widget by Atomic Addons shows items and their prices in a menu-style list, like a restaurant menu or a list of services. Each row can have a thumbnail, a title, a short text, an old price, a badge and a link. This guide covers adding the widget, filling the list and setting up the layout.

Enable the Price List Widget

Price List is a Free widget and works with the free Atomic Addons plugin. Switch it on from the plugin dashboard:

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    Go to WordPress Dashboard → Atomic Addons.

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    Click the Widgets tab.

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    Search for Price List. You can also open the Content category.

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    Turn the Price List widget on.

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    Click Save Settings.

Add the Price List Widget

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    Open the page in Elementor (Edit with Elementor).

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    In the widget panel, search for Price List. The widget sits in the Atomic Addons category.

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    Drag it into the page and set it up with the controls below.

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    Click Publish (or Update).

List Items

Open the widget and go to Content → List. The widget starts with three items; click Add Item for more, and open an item to edit it:

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    Price: The price as you want it shown, such as $20 or From 9 €. It is printed as typed.

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    Old Price: A former price, shown struck through before the price. It appears only while Old Price is on in the Additional section.

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    Title: The item's name, “First item on the list” by default.

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    Text: A short description under the title.

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    Badge: A small label such as “New” or “Spicy”, in the top-left corner of the row. It appears only while Badge is on in the Additional section.

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    Image: An optional thumbnail at the start of the row.

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    Link: Makes the whole row a link, # by default. Clear it for a row that is not clickable. Use the cog icon to open the link in a new tab or add nofollow.

On screens 768px and wider, a dotted line runs from the title toward the price.

Additional Settings

Content → Additional sets up the layout and the extras:

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    Image Size: Which image size WordPress serves for the thumbnails, Thumbnail by default.

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    Image Hide On: Hides the thumbnails on the screen sizes you pick: Desktop (1025px and wider), Tablet (768px to 1024px) or Mobile (767px and narrower). Mobile is picked by default.

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    Vertical Align: How the image, text and price line up in a row: Middle (the default), Top or Bottom. You see the difference when a row has an image or a long text.

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    Columns: 1 (the default), 2 or 3 columns. Use the device icon to set other numbers for tablets and phones.

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    Column Gap: The space between columns. Shown when you use more than one column.

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    Row Gap: The space between rows.

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    Item Counter: Numbers the rows: 1., 2., 3. and so on.

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    Add to Cart: Adds an icon at the end of each row, a cart by default. Pick another in Cart Icon and set the gap before it in Cart Space (14px by default). The icon is decoration: a click on it follows the row's link.

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    Old Price: Shows each item's old price. Old Price Space sets the gap between the old and the new price, 10px by default.

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    Badge: Shows each item's badge. Turn on Badge Offset to move it with Horizontal Offset and Vertical Offset (−300px to 300px) and turn it with Rotate.

Style the Price List

Everything below is on the Style tab:

  • Items — the rows: background, border, radius, padding and shadow, with a Hover state.
  • Title and Text — colors, hover colors, spacing and typography.
  • Price and Old Price — color, background, radius and size of the price boxes, in Normal and Hover states.
  • Separator — the dotted line: style (solid, dotted, dashed, double or none), width, spacing, color and hover color.
  • Image — the thumbnail's size, radius, padding and spacing, with a hover border color.
  • Counter — the numbers' color, radius, padding, spacing and typography, with a Hover state.
  • Cart Icon — the icon's color, radius, padding and size, with a Hover state.
  • Badge — the badge's color, hover color, background, border, radius and padding.

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