To make the contents of the Divi Theme secondary menu bold, you can use the following CSS: #et-secondary-menu, #top-header { font-weight: bold; } That's all there is to it!

Normally the Divi Theme sets the color of the bottom footer to be a slightly darker shade of the main footer. If you’d like to take control of the bottom footer color and set it to something else, you can just use CSS similar to the following:Related Post: Adding CSS...

Keith contacted me when he discovered that his site about Divi (created using the Divi Theme, of course) was failing Google's mobile-friendly test. Google is planning on penalizing the rankings of sites which are not responsive, so getting this sorted out was...

This post covers some of the ways you can increase, reduce or eliminate the space around Divi Builder modules, rows and sections to get the right amount of white space for your design.Adjusting the Vertical Gap Between Divi Builder Modules If you have modules stacked...

When you first view a Divi Theme slider, the slider image will "slide in" from the left. If you don't want this slide in effect on your slider images, you can disable it with the following CSS: .et_pb_slide_image, .et_pb_slide:first-child .et_pb_slide_image img.active...

To change the Divi Theme's header menu font size, you can simply use the following CSS: #top-menu a { font-size: 16px; } Just change the 16px to your choice of font-size. It will also apply to the sub-menus.

The Divi Theme’s filterable portfolio module gives you the option of displaying your projects as a series of thumbnails (grid view). To adjust the size and spacing of the images in your thumbnail grid, you can use the following CSS: /* Set the image widths */...