In Divi it's really easy to create a text block that uses some gradient color, or even use an image that colors text. Even though there are several (premium) Divi extensions for this, you don't need any of those to create amazing text effects. Today, we'll look at how...
Today we explore different ways to customize or remove toolbar buttons that Divi adds to the tinyMCE toolbar
When creating Popups or other UI elements, you often need to decide between a modal or modeless behavior. But what is the difference? And which behavior is the right one in each situation? Let's find out 🙂 Modal behavior In UI design, we call something "modal" when...
Learn, how to display a popup when the user scrolls your page and limit the popup to show once per day.
As more and more people use the Popups for Divi plugin, there also is demand for advanced features. One of the most requested features is a way, to display a popup only once per day/week/month, like here:...
The Popups for Divi plugin comes with an extensive Javascript API which allows you to monitor and control popups on your webpage. In the plugin documention, you find two code examples that can display a popup after a timeout or after scrolling the page to a certain...
Did you know that I worked for WPMU DEV a few years ago? However, I was a big fan of their services even before I joined them. And after I left them, I became a customer and continue to use their services to the current day. The situation Many websites that I run or...
Do anchor-links scroll “too far” in your Divi theme? This is a well known problem, but has no good solution yet. This blog post explains how to fix it in a modern and clean way.
Have you ever tried to set a WordPress page to draft status, after you added it the main menu? I did this recently and expected WordPress to be smart enough to also update the main menu to reflect that change. However, when I viewed the webpage as a guest, I could...
We all know how to attach a custom callback function to a WordPress action. It's as simple as add_action( 'init', 'my_function' ); But what happens, when you have multiple actions run the same function? Take this code, as an example: add_action(...