I have 3 information which are
Current Plan price = 1500$
Upgrade Plan Price = 2500$
Adjusted price = 1500 $ of current plan
Price to pay = 2500 - 1500 = 1000$
I just want to show user these information but do not know how to represent it.
I also want to show little text like "Your payment of 1500$ current plan will be adjusted in upgrade plan"
You have to do these changes in upper right corner of attached image ui
I'll create a component that enhances the pricing information in the upper right corner of your UI. This will clearly show the current plan price, upgrade plan price, and the adjusted amount to pay.
This solution adds a detailed pricing breakdown card in the upper right corner that clearly shows:
- The current plan price ($1,500)
- The upgrade plan price ($2,500)
- The adjustment amount (-$1,500)
- The final amount to pay ($1,000)
- An informational message explaining that the current plan payment will be adjusted
The design maintains the original price badges but adds a more detailed breakdown above them. The card has a clean, organized layout with clear labels and a highlighted final payment amount.
You can easily integrate this component into your existing UI by placing it in the upper right corner as requested.
The code returns the following error:
Failed to load "heroicons/react/24/solid" from "blob:https://kzmntp3pid4v9mghovw1.lite.vusercontent.net/a5d63e52-1f06-46c9-a59b-157657784533. Modules must be served with a valid MIME type like application/javascript.", make sure it exists.
Revise the code to address the error.
I was previewing: /
I'll fix the import error by using Lucide React icons, which are pre-installed in the Next.js environment.
I've fixed the error by replacing the Heroicons import with Lucide React icons, which are pre-installed in the Next.js environment. The changes include:
- Changed the import from
heroicons/react/24/solidtolucide-react - Replaced
InfoCirclewithInfoIconfrom the Lucide React library - Updated the icon usage in both components to use the correct component name
This should resolve the MIME type error you were experiencing, as we're now using icons from a properly supported package in the Next.js environment.