Divi Design Tips Blog
The Divi Design Tips Blog isn’t intended as a how-to-use Divi guide, as there are loads of great resources out there for that already.
Instead, we launched the blog series as our way of giving an insight into some of the ways we use Divi, associated plugins, and custom CSS, Javascript and PHP, to get things looking – and working – how we want them for our clients.
Quick Code Tips (#01) : Enable Mobile Pinch On Divi Website
Use this simple code to enable mobile pinch zoom on a Divi WordPress website... Add this code (from the Elegant Themes website) to the Functions.php file of your child theme. //Mobile Pinch Zoom function remove_my_action() { remove_action('wp_head',...
Frustration Vented (#02) : CSS Styling On Gravity Form
Late last year, we built a new website for a client using Divi and WordPress. One of the requirements was a 'quote builder' form, which we built using Gravity Forms, We used the main Gravity Forms plugin, and Divi Gravity Forms to place and style the form on the page....
Designing Nested Rows & Columns Using WordPress & Divi
When it comes to creating flexible layouts in WordPress - Divi is at the top of its class. However, occasionally we come across something that Divi hasn't quite got right (in our opinion)... yet!* *We say "yet" because Divi is always developing and adding new...
Frustration Vented (#01) : CSS Styling On Eventbrite Feed
In a new blog mini-series, where we vent our frustrations on how sometimes things don't look as good as you want them to, we show how we styled an Eventbrite plugin using CSS. Before we start, as a little disclaimer: there is a premium version of the Display...
Creating A Filterable Music Discography Using WordPress & Divi
We've been working with British singer and songwriter - the 'high priestess of punk' - Toyah Willcox, since her official website (and even the World Wide Web in general) was in its infancy back in 2002. Over the years, we've used various plugins to create a...