By default, the Divi Theme shows featured images at the top of posts, just after the post title. Here's how to have the featured images fill the full content width, above the post title (and sidebar). First, we can put the image into position with the following...

Here are some tips for creating and formatting bullet lists (aka "unordered lists") within the Divi theme.Create a Bullet List To create a bullet list (or "unordered" list) in Divi, first place the items you want to include in the list in a text module (or other...

The Divi Theme comes complete with a handy map module for easily creating embedded Google Maps. It has the option to add a pin, but no option to change the pin icon from the default. It is possible to change the icon in one of several ways:Change Map Module Pin Icon...

The Divi Theme pricing table module allows you to supply a list of features for each pricing option. You can mark features as being either included or excluded. Excluded features are shown, but are greyed-out. There is a slight bug in the processing of excluded...

One of the Divi Theme's many modules is the pricing table module, which makes it easy to display the various purchase options for a product. By default, the features you add for each pricing option are listed along with a round bullet point. If you'd prefer not to...

The Divi Theme has a three-lined menu button (also known as the "hamburger") which appears on small-screened devices (mobiles, etc). If you'd like to have the menu button on all screen sizes (and hide the menu links), here's how to do it. Here's how the Divi header...

The Divi Theme will, in some header configurations, display a three-lined "hamburger" menu button. If you'd like to add a bit of text, such as the word "Menu" before the button, here's how to do it.Adding Text to the Default Header Menu Button using Divi Booster Divi...