As with any site, speed is often an important requirement for those built using Divi. With Google using the speed at which your site loads as a factor in determining how high to rank it in their search results, if you want a good ranking, a fast site is critical....
When using WooCommerce, a little shopping cart icon will appear in your Divi theme's Header menu (either in the main header or in the secondary navigation bar if you have one).Hide the Cart Icon using Divi Booster Divi Booster includes an option to hide the...
The Divi Theme comes with several layouts, including a "box" layout which places all your content within a bounding box. This box is distinguished from the background by a shadow effect. If you want to get rid of the shadow effect, you have a couple of options....
The Divi Theme blurb module allows you to add an icon with text to your page. It contains an options to choose between placing the icon above the text or to the side. However, the default icon size differs significantly between the two options, like so: Making the...
The PageLoader by Bonfire gives you lets you add a nice loading page to your site so that your users aren't shown the content until the page is fully loaded and ready. Unfortunately, if you install PageLoader by Bonfire for use with the Divi Theme, you may notice that...
The standard header in Divi includes a menu for your main site navigation links. Given their prominent position on the page, it's important to ensure they are look good and are easy to read. This tutorial will show you how to adjust the menu item spacing and make this...
The Divi theme includes the ability to create single page websites with menu links that link to specific sections in the page. This lets your users easily navigate around a long single-page site. You might notice, however, that the link colors sometimes don't look...
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...
