Divi Tips

Yes, you can move the Divi blog module items with custom ordering using CSS to whatever order you like.

How to add an image icon to read more button on the Divi blog module.

With the latest release of the WooCommerce PayPal Payments module, there have been a lot of complaints. A client's site was not working properly where if someone clicked the Place Order button it showed an error. But, the PayPal buttons below the...

Make the Divi active menu item background color highlight (like the image below) is something Divi does not have settings for. This can be tricky depending on things like font sizes, number of menu items, sizing, design requirements, etc.Add the...

It's crazy how you can't simply put an image into the Divi slider and have it full width. With some custom CSS, you can! In your slider module, in the Advanced/Custom Classes area, add "full-image-slider" to the class field. Add an image to the...

A collapsible mobile menu in Divi is something you might think would be standard or at least an option, but is not. The good news is it's easy enough to pull off.In your Appearance / Menu area click the "Screen Options" button in the upper right....

This is one of the greatest Divi tricks ever. It gives you SO much more flexibility. NOTE: Divi.Space has a free plugin but I can't seem to find it on their site. So, here's a link to the plugin zip file for install. It's written better and adds a...

While there are many tips in my other post, this one is a bit more simple and more up to date. Do not use negative margins! Anywhere. If you absolutely need to move something, use the positioning tool instead. Make sure you check the tablet and...

There are a few Divi mega menu plugins out there and they work nicely for the most part. But, they can be pricey and some are a bit bulky. Using this method requires 2 things: Install the free "Shortcode in Menus" plugin for adding shortcodes to...