Set a Custom Start Value in Divi Number Counter Modules

Written by Dan Mossop

Adjusting the starting value for Number Counter modules in Divi enables you to create more dynamic and tailored animations, such as counters that begin at a specific number rather than the default zero. This can enhance the presentation of statistics or milestones on your site, making the data appear more relevant and engaging for your audience. In this guide we show you how to set a different initial start value for a Number Counter module, so your counters display exactly as you want from the moment the page loads.

Set a Custom Start Value in Divi Number Counter Modules using Divi Booster

This method shows how to set a custom starting value in the Divi Number Counter module by using the 'Initial Value' option added by the Divi Booster plugin. This approach is ideal if you want a straightforward way to customize the starting number of your counters without coding, giving you greater control over counter animations for your Divi site.

Add a Number Counter Module to Your Layout

Add the Number Counter module to any section of your Divi page where you want a counter to appear. Simply click the plus (+) button to add a module, then select the Number Counter module from the list.

Set the Initial Value

Within the Number Counter module settings, go to the Content tab. Here, you'll find the 'Initial Value' field that's introduced by Divi Booster. Enter your desired starting number—in this example, type '100'—so your counter animation begins from the value you choose. You can use this option to make the counter count either up or down.

Save and Publish Your Changes

After setting your custom initial value, make sure to save your changes. Click the 'Publish' button in the Divi Builder to update your page and make your counter visible to site visitors.

View the Number Counter with Custom Start Value

Visit your page to see your Number Counter in action, beginning from the value you've set. With Divi Booster's 'Initial Value' feature, your statistics and milestones can start from any number and grab your audience's attention right away!

Conclusion

With Divi Booster, it's quick and easy to set a custom starting value for any Number Counter module in Divi—adding extra impact and flexibility to the way you present data on your site.

Customize Your Counters with Divi Booster

Take full control of your Divi Number Counter modules with Divi Booster. Easily set a custom start value to your counters without any coding, allowing for more personalized and engaging animations on your site. Perfect for showcasing statistics and milestones with impact.

About Dan Mossop

Dan is a Scottish-born web developer, now living in Brisbane with his wife and son. He has been sharing tips and helping users with Divi since 2014. He created Divi Booster, the first Divi plugin, and continues to develop it along with 20+ other Divi plugins. Dan has a PhD in Computer Science, a background in web security and likes a lot of stuff, 

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