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Divi’s built-in sticky options allow you to create stunning visual effects on your page with just a few clicks. You can apply sticky effects to any element on your page, but in this tutorial, we will focus on how to add a sticky contact form to any Divi page you build. For this example, we will...
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One of the interesting things about building layouts with Divi is the many ways we can approach a design. Modules that include content are a great example. We can use their content options, or we can use them along with other modules to create some unique designs. For example, combinations of...
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Sticky Video Sliders are an effective way to keep a concise collection of videos at the forefront while users scroll through content on a page. This would work great for tutorials or recipes that would benefit from video and written instruction simultaneously. In this tutorial, we’re going to...
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With Divi and its built-in sticky options allow, you can easily design a sticky social media follow module that will keep those social network icons at the forefront as the user scrolls down the page. Plus, by adding custom styling to the module in the sticky state, we can create unique design...
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A sticky footer is a fantastic way to display important content to your visitors. The footer stays at the bottom of the screen as they scroll so they always have easy access to the content. This is ideal for contact information, special links, and more. Fortunately, creating a sticky footer is easy...
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Typically, adding a sticky (or fixed) header to your website is a safe play for larger screens (desktops) because there is more room. Adding a sticky header on mobile devices with smaller viewports (especially phones) requires a little more finesse. You don’t want that sticky header taking up...
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Sticky footer bars can be a useful addition to any website, especially for mobile devices. A sticky footer bar remains fixed (or stuck) at the bottom of the screen as the user scrolls through the page. Its position makes it more accessible to mobile users (especially on phones) because it is so...
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When designing a sticky header on your website, switching the logo can open up new design opportunities. For example, you may want to use a different background color for the sticky header but need a different logo to make the design work. Or, you may need a different version of the logo that...
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Adding a sticky footer reveal to your website can bring that extra little touch you were looking to give to the footer of your website. The footer reveal effect opens and closes the visibility of the footer as you scroll to and from the bottom of the page (unveiling the footer like a shutter on a...
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In today’s Divi tutorial we’ll show you, step by step, how to create a sticky navigation bar from bottom to top in Divi. This will allow the navigation bar to stick at the bottom of the page initially for a unique above-the-fold layout. Then once you scroll past the above-the-fold section of...
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Sticky (or fixed) elements are parts of a website that remains in place as the user scrolls down the page. There are many uses for this sort of feature. Maybe the main navigation menu follows the user. Or an email opt-in scrolls along the side of the page. Perhaps just a nice design element adds...
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Divi and its sticky options enable you to build a ton of different designs for your websites. Today’s post adds another tutorial to the list of things you can achieve and it will hopefully help spark creativity. We’re going to show you how to create a sticky background mask, and have...
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