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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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The new background pattern and mask options for Divi make it easy to create eye-catching and unique call-to-action (CTA) sections on your website. You can combine images, gradients, patterns, and masks with lots of customization options to create one-of-a-kind background designs that will draw your...
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Divi and its new column layouts have freed up some exciting possibilites for unique page designs. And with the support of up to six columns, you can really explore new designs for an image gallery. In this use case tutorial, I’m going to show you how to design three unique layouts for your...
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A sticky post navigation bar is an effective way to boost the user experience of any blog website. In addition to the main navigation of your site, post navigation links allow users to easily jump to the previous post or the next post on your blog. And, if you add those post navigation links to a...
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In today’s Divi tutorial we’ll show you, step by step, how to create a sticky navigation bar from bottom to top in Divi. This will allow the navigation bar to stick at the bottom of the page initially for a unique above-the-fold layout. Then once you scroll past the above-the-fold section of...
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Sidebars can be great, but they can also be a waste of space. That’s why creating a sliding push sidebar can be a perfect option for those looking to have a sidebar that doesn’t distract the user from the main content of the page. Moreover, this kind of a sidebar gives the user the...
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Creating pop out sections on your website can really make your content stand out. Plus, this pop out design technique can be applied to any Divi layout for countless combinations. In this tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to use Divi’s box layout and the Divi Builder to create pop out...
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Adding a sticky footer reveal to your website can bring that extra little touch you were looking to give to the footer of your website. The footer reveal effect opens and closes the visibility of the footer as you scroll to and from the bottom of the page (unveiling the footer like a shutter on a...
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A fullscreen slider can work really well as the header of your website’s homepage. The fullscreen aspect consistently keeps important content above the fold. And the slider functionality allows users to see additional content (or CTAs) without having to scroll down the page. Creating a...
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A website is seldom built overnight. That’s why a coming soon page can be the perfect placeholder to greet your website’s visitors while it’s still being developed. Some coming soon WordPress themes provide other perks as well, such as enabling you to brief visitors about your...
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Responsive grid layouts are perfect for showcasing a collection of images with links (or CTAs) because they look good on every device. The Divi builder has some fantastic built-in modules which use grid displays, including the Portfolio Grid, the Blog Grid, and the Gallery Grid. But sometimes you...
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