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Headings and subheadings are key components of any web page. With headings, you can divide content into easily-digestible sections. Moreover, they provide search engines with critical information about your site. Fortunately, the WordPress Heading block enables you to add headers to posts and pages...
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Adding CSS backdrop-filter effects is a fun and unique way to boost the design of a sticky header menu. What makes the backdrop-filter CSS property so unique is that it allows you to apply filter effects to the area behind an element. This is a perfect option for sticky headers because the design...
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The website’s header is usually the first thing your visitors will see when they land on your website. It loads first, so it’s your visitor’s first impression of your site. As always, you want the best first impression you can get. This means we should always pay extra attention to our header...
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Divi’s Fullwidth Header module makes it easy to design a stunning hero section for your website in just minutes. A hero section is the very first section of your website that your visitors will see, so you’ll want it to be branded, informative, and compelling. Thankfully, the Divi...
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Sticky headers can be effective for keeping your menu and other important CTAs accessible for users. But sometimes sticky headers can become distracting, especially for large headers on smaller screen sizes. Usually, we resort to shrinking the header and/or hiding elements in the sticky state to...
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Website home pages and landing pages often have different purposes than most interior pages. You might try to funnel and convert visitors into clients and customers or display your portfolio with a unique design that draws them in and makes them want to explore. The header is one of the most...
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Divi includes lots of styling features for the header, but what if you wanted to build your own header using the Divi Builder? A third-party plugin called Mhmm does exactly that. It lets you create headers with any Divi module or layout and style them with the Divi Builder. Mhmm is short for Mighty...
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Creating an inline login form for your header can be a wonderful boost to user experience. They are perfect for membership sites and online stores because it makes it really easy for users to login at any time or on any page of the site. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to design an...
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The new background pattern masks and patterns available in Divi allow you to add interest to your backgrounds, without using images. With a variety of options to choose from, there are tons of opportunities available to your to style your backgrounds within Divi. Today, we’ll be looking at...
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Divi layouts are a great resource to explore if you’re new to Divi or want a starting point for your website designs. Divi layouts are premade sections or page layouts that you can add to your website designs created with Divi. You can use the layouts as-is and replace the content with your...
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Adding a button to your Divi header could not be simpler. By using the Divi Theme Builder, you can control placement, design, and specific page assignment. Perhaps a button in your header is necessary on specific landing pages but not on individual blogs. We are going to walk you through the...
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The header is one of the most important elements of any website and is central to the user experience. The navigation menu gives your users an idea of what they can expect to find on your website and helps them locate the information they need. Additionally, a secondary menu bar can be a great...
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