Hey! For Day 13 of the Awesome Advent Calendar I have a Show/Hide Sticky Menu for you.
The Divi ‘sticky’ feature is fantastic, but it does have its limitations. With a little jQuery, I have created a menu with accompanying header that will appear and disappear as you scroll up and down. The fullwidth header module is an optional bonus, and the circles are created using radial gradients, so you can change the colours if you decide to keep them. You can also adjust the scroll threshold of the menu in the jQuery.
As the advent calendar is finished, you can now download all 25 freebies in one handy zip file. Just hit the button below to subscribe and I’ll deliver them to your inbox!
Enjoy!
Michelle x
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Today I am going to show you how to replace the Divi search button with an icon in the search module in such a way that if you later decide you want to use the button instead, you can just activate it in the module without having to change any of the CSS
Anchor links are used to navigate to specific content on a page rather than simply between pages themselves, and mastering anchor links in Divi is actually very simple. In this tutorial, I’m going to show you three ways to use anchor links.
