Author: tonyboy

With the Divi theme comes the Divi blog layout and with Divi Builder comes the Divi blog module. The module gives great scope in the ability to design a blog page and place the blog exactly where you want it on the page, however the blog design itself is very basic and does need tweaking.

When HTML was created the <center> tag was simple enough to position images and text. So you’d think that in modern coding this would be a basic tool, it is because nothing much has changed but it can get a bit frustrating at times, so here we look at ways to achieve it by force.

This CSS technique delivered by Va Mak and expanded by Alex Brinkman will turn your drop down nav menu into a horizontal one.

Everyone has this problem because the first thing you do after installing WordPress and a theme, is to use the customiser to adjust menu size preferences. And here lies the seed for a problem that cause the pages to jump slightly when they are loaded. Don’t fret It’s easily fixed.

Sometimes you need more than four columns. You can use a plugin to add more but what if you need varying width sizes, well then there’s an easier way, float a number of divs to the left and give each a specific width. Here’s a very basic intro on how to do it.