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Gradient background animation can be a beautiful design technique for making background colors come to life on your website. It is a perfect solution for those who want something more lifelike than a static background color without having to resort to slow-loading video background. The basic idea...
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I some cases, keeping a sidebar on mobile can be a bit of overkill. Users are happy to scroll through relevant info on their tablets and phones (to a point). But when you have a significant amount of sidebar content after the main content of the page, users may never reach the footer, which usually...
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Creating text background scroll animation is a unique way to add colorful moving textures to the text on your website as a user scrolls down the page. With Divi, the process is surprisingly easy once you learn a few key techniques. In this tutorial, we are going to use nothing but the power of...
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One of the easiest and most effective ways to add depth to a design is to add a box shadow. In today’s tutorial, we’re going to show you how to style a sleek slider box with a soft box shadow. The trick is to add a thick light border to draw attention to the edges. This design is subtle but...
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Divi’s blog module can display blog posts in either a fullwidth or grid layout. If you choose the grid layout, the maximum amount of columns you can have is three. In this tutorial, we are going to explore combining the power of CSS Grid with the Divi Blog module to create any number of...
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A timeline layout can come in handy for a lot of different applications on a website, especially if it looks great on mobile. You can use it for showcasing a sequence of milestones on an about page, featuring the steps of a process, and much more. And with Divi and its scroll effects, you can make...
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Show more toggles can come in handy for a lot of different applications on a website. Traditionally, show more toggles are used to show more text when clicking a show more link (like read more toggles). This is helpful for keeping the initial design more compact and concise, leaving it up to the...
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Displaying time conditional content when a countdown timer expires can be a powerful marketing tool. We know those countdown timers are one of the best ways to incentivize users to take action on a website. They’re perfect for featuring limited-time deals for memberships, products, Black...
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A blog’s “Read More” links can be a crucial element for boosting user experience. So it’s important that we know how to customize it properly. In Divi, the “Read More” link can be customized within the Blog Module along with many other elements that make up the...
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We all know that a good website makes it easy for visitors to find what they are looking for quickly and efficiently. And, it always helps if you can make your content more engaging. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to design a 3D sign post that will engage users and make it easy...
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Large headers with a lot of navigation links can take up a lot of valuable real estate on your site (especially above the fold). That’s why menus that popup and slide-in are becoming more and more popular. Most of the time, menus that slide in to view stay above the content of the page,...
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To give your archive pages a custom masonry layout, we can use the Divi theme builder to design a custom dynamic archive page template. In Divi, before the days of the Divi Theme Builder, developers had to rely on manually customizing the PHP code on an archive page template theme file and then...
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