Divi 4

To change the height of the Divi Theme header, you can do so by adding CSS to Divi, like so:A couple of notes: This sets the minimum height rather than the absolute height to allow the header to grow if you add more content too it. The first min-height sets the...

The Divi Theme header has a default scroll effect which sees it "shrink" to a more compact version as you scroll down the page. If you'd like to keep the header at full-size as you scroll down the page, you can do so using either of the two methods below.Stopping the...

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 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's header shrinks to a more compact view as you start to scroll down the screen. If you'd like to delay the header shrinking effect, so that it happens further down the page (e.g. so that the user would have to scroll down, say, 500px before the header...

There is a slight issue with the Divi Theme when you try to put a lot of links in the header bar, which sees the links shift down a row and the search box magnifying glass icon to get pushed down the page. Here's how to fix it. First, a look at the issue. Here is how...

While the Divi Theme doesn't seem to have support for making the box layout main area overlap the header navigation bar, we can achieve the effect quite easily. Here's what the result will look like: To achieve this effect, first disable the fixed navigation bar in...