The Divi Advanced Content Toggle Module by WP Zone is a specialized plugin designed to help you create interactive “switches” (e.g., Monthly vs. Yearly pricing) within the Divi Builder.
The Divi Advanced Content Toggle Module by WP Zone is a specialized plugin designed to help you create interactive “switches” (e.g., Monthly vs. Yearly pricing) within the Divi Builder.
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To run this module, your environment must meet the following baseline:
Host Theme: Divi Theme or Extra Theme by Elegant Themes (or the Divi Builder Plugin).
PHP Version: 7.2 or greater.
WordPress Version: Compatible with current stable versions (5.x and 6.x).
Licensing: GPL (General Public License).
The module functions as a container that swaps between two distinct content views (“Primary” and “Secondary”).
| Feature | Specification |
| Input Methods | Divi Library Layouts, WordPress Shortcodes, HTML, or Custom Fields (Image/Text/Icon). |
| Switch Styles | 5 unique toggle switch designs. |
| Animations | 10 transition effects (Fade, Rotate, Shake, Bounce, etc.). |
| Content Alignment | Options to set content to “Equal Height” to prevent layout jumping. |
| Icon Support | Custom icons can be placed above, below, left, or right of the toggle labels. |
The plugin integrates directly into the Divi Builder’s Content, Design, and Advanced tabs:
Switch Logic: Select the “Default Active Switch” (left or right side by default).
Label Customization: Toggle labels can be set as clickable text or hidden entirely.
Visual Styling: * Full control over fonts, colors, and spacing for labels and the switch itself.
Separate styling for “Open” vs. “Closed” (Primary vs. Secondary) states.
Responsive Control: Independent width and visibility settings for Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile.
Custom CSS: Field-specific CSS selectors are available in the Advanced tab for granular styling (e.g., .ds_toggle__content_1).
Pricing Tables: Switching between monthly and annual billing.
Portfolios: Toggling between different categories or grid/list views.
Menus: Lunch vs. Dinner or Drink vs. Food menus.
Comparisons: Before-and-after displays or “Standard vs. Pro” feature lists.