Promotion Plans CSS Template
Colored Plan Headers Shape the Comparison Table
The dark gray heading and centered introduction establish a quiet visual entry point before the table begins. Beneath them, the four-column arrangement gives the comparison a strong horizontal structure: one column identifies the compared terms, while Enterprise, Advance, and Starter each receive a distinct plan area. The colored headers use dark gray, pink, and green treatments, making the three options easier to distinguish without changing the underlying pricing content.
The pale highlight behind the middle column adds emphasis to Advance, while thin separators keep the five comparison rows readable across the full width. Colored prices, checkmarks, and dashes create a compact visual language for the included terms. In particular, Support 24/7 and Certificate are visibly available for Enterprise and Advance but marked differently for Starter, so contrast and spacing help prevent the symbols from becoming detached from their plan labels.
As a CSS Template interpretation, the block is primarily about controlling these appearance relationships: header colors, column emphasis, whitespace, borders, button outlines, and text contrast. Nicepage supports targeted Custom CSS when the standard styling controls do not provide a required treatment, while the comparison structure and three plan actions remain intact.
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