DIVI: Find out the Shortcodes of DIVI Modules without switching the Theme
Find out – now without switching your theme – the shortcodes of the DIVI modules to embed them outside of the DIVI builder or into another DIVI module.
Find out – now without switching your theme – the shortcodes of the DIVI modules to embed them outside of the DIVI builder or into another DIVI module.
The DIVI Post Slider Module is a wonderful way to showcase our posts and articles, but its use of original size images can be very harmful to our page load time.
In DIVI, the blog- and archive-pages can be transformed into a multi-column view with only a few lines of CSS. See how…
It is easy to create additional sidebars in DIVI, and the assignment of different sidebars to pages of different authors can be easily done with a bit of code.
In a multi-column layout, when we have content of different length with buttons at the end, they usually hang on different heights. Let’s bottom-align them.
Responsive slider images are an art in itself, and usually they get cut, clipped or cropped on top, bottom, left, right or all around. Sometimes we don’t want this. Here’s the famous padding-bottom trick for DIVI Sliders.
If we want to use an image with integrated text, for example with quotes that we want to style pixelperfect, responsiveness and full-width become challenging.
Often we need to adapt our CSS customizations to the different device sizes, and it is very helpful to have the media query breakpoints of the DIVI theme at hand. Artiom from Elegant Themes was revealing this handy list.
In best case the regular menu stays visible as long as possible, before collapsing to the mobile menu. Since every menu has a different width, we can optimize the responsiveness by moving its breakpoint.
By default the first toggle of an accordion module starts open, but with a little code in the head section we can start with all accordion toggles closed.