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...
QR codes are a useful way to send offline visitors to your website from flyers, posters, packaging, event signage, menus, business cards, PDFs and printed handouts. But if you use a normal static QR code, you usually won’t know whether anyone scanned it. Tracked QR...
Divi’s Button module includes a built-in icon option, but it only lets you choose from Divi’s standard icon set. If you want to use your own SVG, PNG, brand mark, product icon, download icon or custom CTA graphic, Divi doesn’t provide a built-in upload field. In this...
Tab icons can make your Tabs module easier to scan and more visually polished by pairing each tab label with a clear visual cue. In this guide we show you how to add icons to individual tabs and style their appearance across the Tabs module.Quick answer: Divi doesn’t...
Divi Specialty Sections let you create more complex column layouts than standard sections, such as combining a large column with smaller rows of columns beside it. On mobile, however, Divi will normally stack the elements in a Specialty Section vertically. This works...
Changing the “Older” and “Newer” pagination labels in the Divi Blog module lets you present clearer, more on-brand navigation for readers as they browse through posts. This is especially useful when the default wording doesn’t match your site’s tone or when you want...
To create a branded QR Code in Divi, you can use the Divi QR Code module and its "Center Image" feature. This lets you add an image / logo in the center of the QR code, perfect for promoting your brand or adding a unique twist to your QR Codes. The image is displayed...
