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The Divi Tooltip module can sometimes unexpectedly hide the tooltip when the mouse moves from the tooltip back onto the element that triggered it. The tooltip closes even though the user is still hovering the area that should keep it open. In this guide, we’ll add a...
The built-in Divi Tooltip module makes it easy to add text tooltips to your Divi Builder layouts. Adding an icon to your tooltips is a great way to improve their design, make them more scannable or add some custom branding. In this guide we'll look at how to add an...
Tooltips are a great way to include additional information in your Divi site, without overloading your users with information. There also perfect for adding fun or interactive elements to engage your users. In this guide we'll show you how to set up and configure a...
By default, the Divi Menu module uses the standard hamburger icon for its mobile menu button. That works well in many layouts, but it may not match your header design, branding, or the style of icons used elsewhere on your site. Changing the hamburger icon lets you...
By default, the Divi Menu module shows the full menu on desktop and switches to the hamburger menu on tablet and phone. That usually works well, but for short menus, footer menus, simple landing pages, or custom layouts, you may prefer to keep the full menu links...
By default, the Divi Menu module shows the full menu on desktop and switches to the hamburger menu on tablet and phone. That can be a problem if your desktop menu is too wide, wraps onto multiple lines, or doesn’t fit the design of a compact header. Showing the...
A subtle animated top border can be a nice way to add movement and polish to your Divi layouts. It works particularly well on cards, blurbs, pricing tables, call-to-action modules, menu-style links, and other elements where you want a small interaction effect without...
A timeline is easier to follow when visitors can quickly see where they are in the sequence. By styling previous, current and upcoming items differently, you can make your Divi Timeline feel more guided, polished and interactive.This is useful for process steps,...
Divi’s Theme Builder lets you create reusable templates for posts and pages, but password protected content needs a little extra handling. The aim is to show visitors a styled password entry layout first, then reveal the protected post content only after the correct...
Divi’s Timeline module includes a horizontal layout, but on pages with several timeline items it can quickly become too wide to comfortably browse. An elegant solution is to turn the timeline module into a horizontal carousel, with left / right scroll arrows. Here's...
