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title: "How to Add a Show More Button for Features in WordPress Pricing Table?"
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# How to Add a Show More Button for Features in WordPress Pricing Table?

## Key Takeaways

- Nexter Blocks Pricing Table block adds a Read More Toggle that limits the initial content in a WordPress pricing table.
- Open Default sets how many items show first, and the post gives 3 as an example where only 3 items appear before the rest are hidden.
- Expand Section Title and Shrink Section Title let users edit the toggle button text for the open and close states.

Do you want to limit what people see first on your WordPress pricing table by adding a "show more" button? By only showing the key information at first and letting users click to see the rest, you can make it easier for them to find what they need, especially if there are a lot of details.

With the Pricing Table block from Nexter Blocks, you can easily add a show more button and limit the initial content in a WordPress pricing table.

*To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks Pricing Table block,* *[click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-a-pricing-table-in-wordpress/).*

***Requirement  - This block is a part of the Nexter Blocks, make sure it's installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.***

[LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/blocks/wordpress-pricing-table/)

To do this, add the Pricing Table block on the page and follow the steps -

1. Add the appropriate title and price of the pricing table.

2. Then, in the **Content Description** tab, select **Stylish List** from the **Content Type** section.

3. After that, add the necessary repeater items and content.

4. Then enable the **Read More Toggle**.

5. In the **Open Default** field, add the number of items you want to show initially. 

Let’s suppose we’ve added 3, so only 3 items will show initially and the rest will be hidden. You have to click **+ Show all options** button to see all the items.

You can edit the toggle open and close button text from the **Expand Section Title** and **Shrink Section Title** fields, respectively.

Now based on the entered number you’ll see a toggle button after an equivalent number of description items in the pricing table, that you use to show all the content.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Why is my pricing table not showing a Show More button?**
A: The toggle only appears when the Pricing Table block has the Read More Toggle enabled and an Open Default number set. Nexter Blocks uses that number to decide how many description items stay visible before the + Show all options button appears. If the button is missing, the usual issue is that the content is not set to Stylish List in the Content Description tab or the block itself is not installed and activated.

**Q: What do I need before adding a Show More button to a WordPress pricing table?**
A: Nexter Blocks needs to be installed and activated because the Pricing Table block is part of it. The setup also depends on using the Pricing Table block on the page, then working in the Content Description tab with Stylish List selected as the Content Type. That matters because the show more behavior is tied to list items, not just any pricing table content.

**Q: How many features can I hide behind the Show More toggle in a pricing table?**
A: The number is controlled by the Open Default field. If you enter 3, only 3 items show at first and everything after that stays hidden until someone clicks + Show all options. That makes it useful when a plan has a long feature list, because you can keep the table compact without removing details.

**Q: Can I change the text on the Show More and Show Less buttons?**
A: The toggle labels are editable. Nexter Blocks lets you change the open button text in Expand Section Title and the close button text in Shrink Section Title. That helps if you want clearer wording for your audience, since + Show all options may work better than a generic label depending on how your pricing table is written.

**Q: Is there another way to add expandable features inside a WordPress pricing table?**
A: This tutorial uses the Pricing Table block from Nexter Blocks as the built-in way to limit initial content and reveal more on click. The key pieces are Stylish List, repeater items, Read More Toggle, and Open Default. For a full feature overview, use [click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-a-pricing-table-in-wordpress/) or open the [LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/blocks/wordpress-pricing-table/).

**Q: When should I use a Show More button in a pricing table instead of showing everything at once?**
A: It works best when a plan has a lot of details and you want people to see the key information first. Nexter Blocks lets you hide extra items behind a toggle so the table stays easier to scan. That matters most for longer feature lists, because too much text up front can make pricing comparisons harder instead of easier.