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.
By default we can’t use the regular sidebar together with the DIVI Page Builder on pages, but if we need a sidebar throughout our website, we can bring it back.
If you work with DIVI and want to keep your footer at the bottom also on short pages, but you don’t want a fixed footer that is always visible.
