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Divi has a built-in navigation feature, called Dot Navigation, which places a series of dots along the right side of the screen. Each dot represents a section of that page. Clicking the dots takes to that section. The dots are simple and blend in with most website designs. What if you wanted to...
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Have you ever wanted to style your mobile menus independently from your desktop menus in Divi? Divi’s menu system includes settings for mobile that places the menu within a hamburger icon, but what if you wanted to use a different header for mobile, add new styling, or even animate the menu’s...
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Gravity Forms is one of the most popular forms plugins for WordPress. It’s compatible with Divi using shortcodes, but this doesn’t take full advantage of what’s possible with Divi modules. Fortunately there’s a third party plugin available, called Gravity Divi Module, that adds Gravity...
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Blurbs are popular within Divi layouts. They display text, images, icons, and more, which is great for showcasing products and services. What if you wanted them to stand out more and provide some interesting hover animations? Common animations can be done through CSS, but what if you wanted...
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What if you wanted a specific Divi design element to display based on conditions that you chose? This would open up some design possibilities such as displaying a version of a page based on the user’s login status, the time of day, or their geolocation. A plugin called Divi Display Logic gives...
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Digital consulting is a popular online business model. Lots of digital consultants develop with Divi for both them and their clients, which is one reason why Divi has become one of the top development themes for WordPress. This means there are lots of examples of digital consultant websites built...
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Logos are an important part of every website. They tell your readers about your brand and provide brand recognition. What a website can do with a logo is usually limited. Using Divi we can adjust the size and make them shrink or disappear on scroll. That’s great for the majority of websites, but...
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Artists and artisans have been around for many millennia and are popular both on and off the web. They need websites to show their work and tell potential clients about their services and products. As expected, there are a lot of artists and artisans that use Divi to create their websites. In this...
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Lots of websites display source code within their articles. Displaying source code isn’t always easy. Most sites use plugins that require tags, shortcodes, embedded links, or similar solutions. The solutions can sometimes feel clumsy and even cause formatting problems. Another option is a plugin...
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LifterLMS is one of the best and most popular learning management systems available for WordPress. It’s great for creating courses and membership sites using its own custom post types. One issue though is the Divi Builder isn’t normally available on custom post types, which greatly reduces your...
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We’re back with another roundup of Divi design site submissions for our second monthly installment of our (now) ongoing Divi Design Showcase series showcasing the design work of our community here on the Elegant Themes blog. This is a look at our favorites for the month of July. The Best...
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Accordions are basic design elements that provide great ways to provide content in collapsible form. Readers can open and close the content on demand. Divi includes a standard accordion module, but what if you wanted new accordion designs? For that you might be interested in a plugin called Divi...
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