Paid Memberships Pro: Levels Page in DIV Layout
Description
The Paid Memberships Pro Levels Page in DIV Layout plugin reformats the default Membership Levels page in Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro). Instead of showing levels in a table, it outputs each membership level in its own DIV layout block for cleaner structure and easier scanning.
For WordPress sites, this improves readability and helps the levels presentation work better on mobile and smaller screens. It’s designed to keep your existing PMPro setup intact while making the layout more modern and user-friendly.
If you use the PMPro Level Cost Text add-on, the plugin will incorporate your Level Cost Text wording into the generated price sentence. Otherwise, it will use the automatically generated level cost text provided by PMPro, keeping pricing information consistent.
Main Features
- DIV-based levels layout — Replaces the default table output with a DIV per membership level.
- Responsive presentation — Improves how level details display across mobile and different screen sizes.
- Cleaner readability — Makes level options easier to compare at a glance.
- PMPro Level Cost Text integration — Uses your Level Cost Text add-on content when available.
- Automatic cost sentence fallback — Uses PMPro’s automatically generated level cost text when the add-on is not active.
- No settings required — Works immediately after installation and activation.
- Seamless with default PMPro page — Keeps the standard PMPro Levels page functionality while changing only the layout.
Benefits
- Better mobile UX — Reduces table-style friction and improves legibility on small screens.
- Faster comparison — Helps visitors scan features, descriptions, and pricing more efficiently.
- More consistent pricing display — Ensures the cost sentence matches Level Cost Text wording when used.
- Reduced layout confusion — Provides a clearer structure per level, improving overall page clarity.
- Simple setup — Eliminates configuration steps, letting you improve presentation right away.
Who is it suitable for?
- WooCommerce-adjacent membership websites using Paid Memberships Pro for access control
- WordPress membership sites that want a more modern levels presentation
- Creators and community platforms managing multiple membership tiers
- Agencies standardizing PMPro display across client WordPress builds
- Websites using the PMPro Level Cost Text add-on and needing consistent messaging
