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Learn how to effectively format pricing cards using Bootstrap 4 to ensure they have the same dimensions and keep the sign-up button consistently positioned at the bottom.
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How to Create Uniform Pricing Cards in Bootstrap 4

Creating visually appealing and functional pricing cards is essential for many web applications. If you're working with Bootstrap 4, it can simplify the process of building these elements, ensuring that they are responsive and uniform. In this guide, we'll address a common problem many developers face: aligning multiple pricing cards in a row such that they maintain the same width and height while ensuring that the sign-up button is consistently placed at the bottom of each card.

The Challenge

You might encounter a challenge when designing pricing cards where:

You need multiple pricing cards to be arranged in a row.

Each card should have the same width and height.

The sign-up button needs to be at the bottom of each card, regardless of how much text it contains.

Let's explore how to solve this challenge effectively.

Step-by-Step Solution

Step 1: Basic Structure

Firstly, you should begin with a basic structure using Bootstrap classes. Here’s a snippet of the basic layout:

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Step 2: Modifying the Card Body

To ensure that the sign-up button is positioned at the bottom of the card, you’ll need to make some modifications to the card-body class. Here’s how to do it:

Add the d-flex and flex-column classes to the card-body. This will allow you to use the Flexbox layout to align elements within the card.

Add the mt-auto class to the sign-up button. This class pushes the button down to the end of the card body.

Here's what the modified card-body section will look like:

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Step 3: Styling for Consistency

To further enhance the visual consistency of your pricing cards, make sure to include some CSS styling (if needed):

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Summary

By following these steps and adjustments, you create a set of uniform pricing cards that look professional. The addition of Bootstrap’s Flexbox classes allows you to easily manage the layout without the need for complex custom CSS.

Conclusion

Now that you understand how to format pricing cards in Bootstrap 4, you can ensure that your web application is not only functional but also visually appealing. Keep experimenting with different styles and layouts to see what works best for your audience!

Feel free to reach out with any further questions or for additional help with Bootstrap styling!