Features

Changing the Background Color in Divi

To change the background color in the Divi Theme, you can do so by adding CSS to Divi, like so: #main-content { background-color: green !important; } This will set the background on the main content, but leave the header and footer untouched.

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Changing the Default Divi Font Size

If you'd like to change the default font size in the Divi Theme, you can do so by adding CSS to Divi, like so: body { font-size:130% !important; } This will change the font-size of many components, such as there text in fonts, in the footer and in the sidebar. Note...

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Open Divi Slider Button Link in New Tab

To make Divi Theme's slider button links open in a new tab, you can add the following into the footer.php file (of the theme itself, or a child theme): <script> jQuery(function($){ $('.et_pb_more_button').attr('target', '_blank'); }); </script> This is...

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Greyscale Google Maps in the Divi Map Module

The Divi Theme comes with a map module that makes it easy to embed Google Maps into your webpages. Here's a quick cross-browser CSS snippet for displaying the map in greyscale rather than the standard Google Map colors:

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Changing the Divi Logo Height

The Divi theme lets you put your site logo in the header. As you scroll down, the header shrinks to take up less space, and the logo shrinks with it. Here's how to change the height of both the normal and shrunken state of the logo. How to Set the Divi Logo Height...

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Prevent Distortion on Divi Gallery Images

The Divi Theme gallery module has a grid view which shows thumbnails of the images in the gallery. Sometimes the thumbnails will appear distorted, as small images are stretched to fill the thumbnail area. To prevent the image stretching, we can use the following CSS:...

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Put Divi Slide Images on the Right

Divi includes a slider module (and fullwidth slider module) which lets you display a slideshow of slides, each containing a description and (optionally) an image. By default the image is on the left and the description on the right. If you'd like to swap the position...

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