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In many online stores, there’s one category of products that sells better than anything else. If this is true for your e-commerce shop, the Featured Category WooCommerce block can help you introduce those top items to an even broader audience. In this article, we’ll show you how to use...
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A yearly copyright notice is one of the most popular elements to add to a website’s footer. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to remember to change the year from one year to the next. The solution is to make the year dynamic. It would pull the date from the server, and you would never have to...
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Most modern online stores enable you to look for specific types of products using filters. The Active Product Filters WooCommerce block makes that process easier, by helping you check and see what product filters you have active. In this article, we’re going to show you how the Active...
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Divi footer WordPress menus are an important part of any footer. Menus can be created with text links, menu modules, or widgets. The Divi menu module places the links on a horizontal line. However, footers often utilize menus with links that stack vertically. Fortunately, these menus are easy to...
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If you want your online store to succeed, it’s not enough to have amazing products to offer your customers. You’ll also need to know how to display them effectively on your website. Fortunately, the All Products WooCommerce block enables you to present all of your items in a neat grid, on...
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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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There are broken links everywhere on the web. As your content library grows and posts become outdated, it’s all too common for some links to “break”. When a user clicks on a broken link, it sends them to a page that doesn’t exist. That’s terrible news for both the...
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Hey Divi Nation! Thanks for joining us for the next installment of our weekly Divi Design Initiative where each week, we give away brand new, free Layout Packs for Divi. This time around, the design team has created a beautiful Clothing Store Layout Pack that’ll help you get your next...
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Core Web Vitals is a set of metrics Google uses to evaluate the quality of your website. Optimizing your site for these metrics, including using caching plugins, is absolutely essential. Not only does optimizing these metrics and using caching plugins for a good score give your website a solid user...
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Privacy policies and terms and conditions are two important pages that should be easy to access. The footer is perhaps the most popular place to add links to these pages. These links are easy to add to your footer with Divi. In this article, we’ll see two methods on how to add Divi footer privacy...
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Anyone who’s familiar with browsing the web has run across a 403 Forbidden error, or other HTTP status error, at some point. These errors are incredibly frustrating, especially when they appear on a WordPress website that you own and run. When you’ve gone to the trouble to set up your own...
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Pop-up optin forms are simultaneously one of the most useful and most annoying elements of web design. Without them, you can hardly grow a list of devoted customers, but first-time visitors are highly unlikely to even pay attention to them. That’s why we want to walk you through the process...
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