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Divi’s built-in sticky options allow you to create stunning visual effects on your page with just a few clicks. You can apply sticky effects to any element on your page, but in this tutorial, we will focus on how to add a sticky contact form to any Divi page you build. For this example, we will...
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Sticky (or fixed) elements are parts of a website that remains in place as the user scrolls down the page. There are many uses for this sort of feature. Maybe the main navigation menu follows the user. Or an email opt-in scrolls along the side of the page. Perhaps just a nice design element adds...
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Divi’s built-in sticky settings allow you to keep an element “sticky” or fixed on the screen while you scroll down the page. When combined with other non-sticky elements, you can achieve an eye-catching and engaging layout to bring your website design to the next level. In this tutorial, we...
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One of the basic best practices of setting up a blog is to break your topic down into categories and tags. The hierarchy of specificity on a blog should go something like this: Topic > Category > Tag > Post title. In this way someone navigating to your blog for the first time should be...
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Sticky Bars continue to be a popular element in web design. They are great for boosting conversions by keeping CTAs at the forefront without being as intrusive as popups. In this use case, we are going to design a sticky bar for WooCommerce products using Divi and its Woo Modules. The sticky bar...
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With Divi and its built-in sticky options allow, you can easily design a sticky social media follow module that will keep those social network icons at the forefront as the user scrolls down the page. Plus, by adding custom styling to the module in the sticky state, we can create unique design...
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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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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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If you’re building a restaurant website, chances are high that you’ll want to include a restaurant menu on there as well. There are a lot of great WordPress restaurant menu plugins out there, but today we are going to build everything from scratch using Divi! Today, we’ll show you...
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Divi and its sticky options allow you to effortlessly add interaction to the pages you create and design. If you’re looking for a way to mention multiple items without just creating a static list, you’ll enjoy this tutorial. Today, we’re showing you how to build an interactive...
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One of the interesting things about building layouts with Divi is the many ways we can approach a design. Modules that include content are a great example. We can use their content options, or we can use them along with other modules to create some unique designs. For example, combinations of...
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Ever since the Divi sticky options update has been released, we’ve been sharing tips and tricks on how to use them throughout your website builds with Divi, and today, we’re adding another one for you to bookmark! This tutorial will be all about interaction. We’ll automatically...
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