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WordPress introduced their multisite feature back in 2010 in WordPress 3.0. It replaced the older WordPress MU system. Once the feature is activated on your website, multiple websites can be created from the same WordPress installation. Essentially, one set of WordPress core files powers many...
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Picture this: You’ve delivered a stunning WordPress site—only to realize your pricing left thousands on the table. Or worse, your potential client balks at your quote, and you lose the job. Pricing your WordPress services in 2025 is no longer a one-size-fits-all approach. With an increasingly...
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A client hands you a logo, maybe a short brand guide, and a few approved hex codes. You open Divi 5, start building in the Visual Builder, and quickly realize the issue is not the layout. It is color variation. A brand color on its own is rarely enough for a full website. You need lighter versions...
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You’ve probably seen various CSS units in web code before, but understanding how they work lets you use them more intentionally. In this post, you’ll learn what CSS units really are, how they affect your layouts, and how using them inside Divi 5 helps you design more responsively. Divi 5 brings...
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Most of us have posted, or have seen someone post, an article to Facebook only to see the wrong featured image display. I’ve often delete the post and reposted again just to find the wrong thumbnail posted again. I’ve even had to delete the preview and supply my own image, which causes another...
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The relative position property is perhaps the most mysterious of the position types. However, once we understand how it works, we can use it to our advantage when designing a site in Divi. What we discover may surprise you. Overview of Divi’s Four Types of Positioning The relative position is...
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Knowing how to make any Divi page element sticky (or fixed) is one of those handy skills that web designers can use in a number of ways. If you’re not familiar with the term “sticky”, it simply refers to an element on a web page that remains “fixed” as the user scrolls...
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CSS Grid gives you two-dimensional control so you can place items exactly where they belong, instead of fighting stacks and columns. It’s like giving your page a simple map where you can drop elements into clear spots and let the grid handle the layout. In this post, you’ll learn how to use...
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Adding dynamic content to your blog post template is essential for providing things like the post title, metadata, featured image, etc. Normally, these dynamic elements are placed as normal static elements within the design of the layout. However, it may be helpful to keep some of these dynamic...
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If you are a regular WordPress user, you’ve most likely encountered errors from time to time. The critical error, technical difficulties, or the dreaded WordPress white screen of death can ruin your day and take your site offline, leaving unsuspecting visitors wondering what happened. Not...
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When showing multiple calls to action on your page, it can help to create an interactive scroll effect that unites different elements. One way to approach this is by turning modules into fixed elements while they’re moving around in their column container. In today’s tutorial,...
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In a nutshell, User Experience (UX) plays a key role in your website’s conversion rate. Ensuring your users can navigate around your site and find what they need with ease will help make your site more successful. This is where conducting a thorough UX audit comes in. This post will provide a...
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