Written by Dan Mossop
Today's offering in my 2023 Advent Calendar is a free "Christmas Joke" layout built using the Divi code module. Here's how the layout looks:
Christmas Joke: Click to reveal Get another joke
You can download the section layout using the button below. Once saved to your desktop, import the layout into your Divi Library. You'll then be able to include it in the pages / posts of your choice.
(Click on the button, then Right-Click and "Save As…" on the .json page to download the layout)
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