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The Divi Password Box module lets you style password protected WordPress pages using the Divi Builder. The module builds upon WordPress's password protection, and as such when the user enters the correct password, they will gain access to the page for 10 days. After...
By default, an empty search in Divi will result in the display of all posts on the search page. Here's how to prevent empty searches.Prevent Empty Searches in the Default Header Search Box To prevent empty searches in the search box revealed by the search icon in the...
Want to add a cart icon to the Divi header when using Easy Digital Downloads? Here's how to do it. Simply add the following PHP code to your site:Related Post: Adding PHP to the Divi Theme This code is based on a snippet shared by Isabel Castillo. I've customized it a...
Create a cleaner, distraction-free gallery by hiding the navigation arrows in Divi’s Gallery module when using the Slider layout. This is ideal when you want images to take center stage, reduce visual clutter, or rely on gesture or keyboard navigation instead of...
The Divi theme comes with a Contact Form module which lets you create flexible forms for collecting information from your users. Normally, the information collected is delivered to you as an email. But by modifying the URL to which the collected information is sent...
The Divi theme includes a feature for creating page templates with custom headers, footer and / or layouts, known as the Divi theme builder. If you are trying to disable a custom header built using the Divi theme builder and restore the default Divi header this post...
The Divi theme comes with a menu module lets you place menu links anywhere within your page layout. One thing it doesn't include in its many options is an option to display the site title / tagline. If you'd link to add the site title and / or tagline to your menu...
