Add The WordPress Search Field into Your Primary Menu Bar
I was asked to add a search field into the menu bar for a recent project so in this tutorial I'm going to show you how I did it. Having the search field in the menu bar gives your site's visitors a quick and easy way to search your site. This tutorial is...
CodeLights Plugin and Divi – Stats Counter (Part 6)
In this the final instalment of the SiteOrigin Widgets plugin by CodeLights, I will show you the Stats Counter component of this plugin. The Stats Counter is a great way to draw visitors attention to stats that are expressed as numbers. All you need to do...
CodeLights Plugin and Divi – Testimonial (Part 5)
Client testimonials are a great way to demonstrate your credibility to prospective clients. In this, the fifth instalment of the series covering the SiteOrigin Widgets by CodeLights plugin, I am going to show you the Testimonial component of this plugin. With five...
Stop Spammers from Commenting on Your WordPress Media Attachment Pages
Noticed that on a number of sites I've built the bulk of spam comments come from media file attachment pages. In this short tutorial, I'm going to show you how to turn off commenting on these files using a little bit of SQL. WARNING: If you're not...
Add Breadcrumbs to your WordPress Website With to two free plugins
Okay, breadcrumbs might seem a little old school but sometimes they play a handy role as a guide to your visitors as they browse around your site. If you decided you'd like to include them on your Divi site or any WordPress site for that matter, it's quite a simple...
Remove the Download Button from Self-Hosted Videos in the Divi Video Module
If you've ever used the Divi Video module to display a self-hosted video, you notice that when you view the page in Chrome, there's a download button in the video player controls. The reason for this is that most modern Chromium based browsers are designed...
Place Divi Button Modules Next to Each Other in the Same Column
If ever you need to place buttons side-by-side in the same column, this tutorial is for you. The standard Divi Button module takes the entire width of the column it's placed in and any additional buttons would go below the previous button. With a little bit of CSS you...
Check the Health of Your WordPress Installation
While troubleshooting an issue I had with a Jetpack installation, I came across two handy little plugins, the one called Health Check, and the other WP Crontrol. Both these plugins provide you with invaluable insight into your WordPress hosting environment...
Slide Anything With a Free WordPress Plugin
In my tutorial "Build Your Own Plugin: A Simple Plugin to Easily Embed A Divi Section Or Module Within Another", I showed you how to create a plugin which would allow you to embed a Divi Module or Section almost anywhere. Now, as you can image, that opens up endless...
Build Your Own Plugin: A Simple Plugin to Easily Embed A Divi Section Or Module Within Another
If you've ever had to add code to your child theme's functions.php file, or you just want to try your hand at creating a simple plugin, this tutorial is for you. In this tutorial, we're going to create a very simple WordPress plugin that you can use to add Divi...
Create a Slider with Static Text Using The Divi Slider Module
The Divi slider is designed to display different text on every slide and animate it as it appears, but what if you want the images to change and the text to remain the same with no animation? Well, you can, with just one line of CSS. In this tutorial, I'm going to...
Adding Text to the Right of the Divi Mobile Menu
In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to add text to the right hand side of Divi's mobile menu (the hamburger) and change the hamburger to an X when the menu is opened. The Example You can check this out at my Beach House Divi layout demo. The CSS Add...
