How to float/align content left and right in a Divi Text Module

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All files permission need to be reset to 664 and all directories permission needs to reset to 775. And then we need to reset the group to admin. First we will need access to server via SSH Access. Change file permission to 664: Change directory permission to 775: Change file & folder group ownership to…
By default, Divi theme didn’t have a fixed menu for mobile/tablets like on the desktop. This means that you won’t see the menu as soon as you start scrolling down the website on a mobile. This topic will cover: On the Divi sub menu, click on the Theme Options > Go to Custom CSS box on the General option >…
The Divi Map module is a powerful and versatile tool for displaying maps on your WordPress website. It offers a variety of customization options, including the ability to change the default zoom level. In this blog post, we will be discussing how to change the default zoom level of the Divi Map module in your Divi theme powered WordPress website. We will be covering different methods to change the zoom level for example via the Divi theme options, custom CSS, and JavaScript. Additionally, we will also be discussing the best practices and things to keep in mind when changing the default zoom level to ensure your website looks and functions as expected.
Add a Standard Section and insert a fullwidth column. Click to edit the Section Settings and, under General Settings, change the following: Under Custom CSS add the following: CSS Class: tr_two_col Save & Exit Implementing the Two-Column Grid Layout By default, the blog grid has a three-columnn grid layout. To change this to a two-column…
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1. Set up Your Menu Add Menu Items & Sub Menu Items The first thing you need to do is create your menu. Add the sub-items of your choice. Add CSS Class Option Once you’ve added the menu items, you can enable the CSS classes option by clicking on ‘Screen Options’ and enabling ‘CSS Classes’….
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