Hey! For Day 18 of the Awesome Advent Calendar I have a Divi Payment Progress Bar for you.
This Divi payment progress bar is made up of two sections consisting of three blurb modules, so you can edit the text easily if you wish. There is some jQuery which will dynamically change colours on the order confirmation page, and also remove the section if the basket is empty. Colours are defined using CSS variables, so simple for you to change HEX codes. Both sections are library layouts, so read the instructions because the import and usage process is a little different to previous advent gifts. Note: Only the bar is included in this layout, not the headers you see in the image.
As the advent calendar is finished, you can now download all 25 freebies in one handy zip file. Just hit the button below to subscribe and I’ll deliver them to your inbox!
The demo button will add my Journal Theme Kit to your basket and take you to checkout. This is a live demo, so don’t complete checkout (unless of course you want to buy Journal 😉 )
Enjoy!
Michelle x
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