How to Add Service Boxes in WordPress

How to Add Service Boxes in WordPress

Services boxes are often known as feature boxes. They are used to highlight the key services your product and businesses offer. Service boxes often include images, icons, headings, and brief descriptions to make them meaningful

Although Tableberg is a table builder plugin, you can use it for various web design projects, such as appealing service boxes. In this tutorial post, we’ll show you how to add service boxes in WordPress with an easy guide.

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Step 01: Create Rows and Columns

Add the Tableberg block to the editor by clicking the plus (+) icon.

Find and add the TableBerg block to your Gutenberg editor

Next, set the number of rows and columns you want to create your service boxes. As we’ll create four service boxes, we’ve selected 2*2 rows and columns.

Select the number of rows and columns

Step 02: Add Content to a Cell

We need three types of elements in our service boxes. They are icons, paragraphs, and buttons. Let’s start adding them.

Background Color to the Table

It’s good to add a background color for the table from the beginning. Because you have to determine the color of the other elements of the cell based on the background color.

Select the Tableberg icon on the toolbar. Go to the Styles tab. You’ll see the Background color options under the Color section. Choose suitable colors.

Add a Background to the Table

Icon to the Cell

Tableberg lets you add various blocks just like the Gutenberg editor. Click the plus (+) icon and add the Icon block to the cell.

Add the Icon block to the service box

Come to the Settings tab. You’ll get options to change the icon size, rotation, and icon. Now, select an icon that goes with your service type for the particular cell.

Select an Icon for the service box

Go to the Styles tab. You’ll see the options to change the color of your icon. We’ve made it white.

Change the Icon color

Service Name

You need the Paragraph block to write the service name.

Add the Paragraph block to add the Service Name

After the Paragraph block is added, write a service name for the cell. From the right sidebar, colorize the service name and set its size.

Write the Service Name

Description Of the Service

Just like the previous method, write a description of the service by using the Paragraph block.

Write a Description Of the Service

CTA Button

A service is incomplete without a CTA button. So, add a CTA button to the cell by clicking the plus (+) icon.

Add a CTA button

Now, customize the background color, text color, and hover effect for the button as you want.

Customize the CTA button

Step 03: Add Space Between Blocks

You must add spaces between the elements on the cell to remove congestion. To do this, select the entire cell.

Then, go to the Styles tab. Scrolling down the tab, come to the Cell Padding and Cell Spacing options.

By setting values in these two options, you can add space between the cell elements.

Add Space Between Blocks

Step 04: Add Content to the Other Cells

Tableberg has an interesting feature on the toolbar that allows you to instantly duplicate rows and columns of the table.

Click the [Pro] Edit table icon on the toolbar. Next, select the Duplicate this row option.

Duplicate row

This will create a blank column. Delete the column as it’s not necessary.

Delete the unnecessary column

Now, using the [Pro] Edit table icon, select the Duplicate this column option.

Duplicate the column

So, the service boxes are ready. Thus, you can duplicate cells, rows, and columns of a table with the Tableberg plugin.

Service boxes are ready

Step 05: Add Spaces Between Service Boxes

Select the entire table block by clicking the Tableberg icon on the toolbar.

Go to the Styles tab. Scroll down the tab, and come to Cell Spacing. Using this option, you can create gaps between the service boxes.

Add Spaces Between Service Boxes

Step 06: Hide Borders of the Service Boxes

Now, to hide the box borders, go to the Styles tab. Again, scroll down the tab, and come to the Border section.

Toggle off the options [PRO] Row Only Border and Hide Cell Outside Borders.

Hide Border of the Service Boxes

So, your service boxes are ready. You can make your service boxes more attractive with further customization if you want. To learn more about how to customize Tableberg tables, explore our documentation.

Conclusion

Tableberg is not only a table builder plugin. It’s a versatile tool that you can use to use for your various web design and content creation projects. Hope you have enjoyed the tutorial from top to bottom.

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