Here are a few CSS snippets that lets you display and style as many Divi buttons you like side by side.

Sometimes, the Divi Static CSS Cache doesn’t play well with all pages on your website. Now you can simply disable it on these single pages and posts.

In this post, I’ll show you how to schedule the Divi Cache to be cleared weekly, daily, hourly or at any interval you like – automatically.

Here’s how to hide the image hover title text globally with one line of CSS – without impacting accessibility.

In this tutorial, we are going to style the Divi menu cart to look like the minimalistic Shopify cart.

Let’s give the default Divi menu cart icon a more modern look by adding an overlapping circle background to the cart quantity number. 

Spice up your WooCommerce menu by changing the default Divi cart icon to a custom font icon or a custom image icon with a little bit of CSS.

Clearing the Divi Static CSS File Cache is a quick way to fix several design issues in Divi. Here are my favorite tricks on how to speed up that process with a few hidden methods.

Here’s how to hide the 0 items number, or the entire cart link, from the Divi menu when the cart is empty.

Accessibility is an often overlooked factor in web design. Here’s how to get a perfect 100/100 accessibility score on Google PageSpeed Insights.

Learn how to display the cart icon and the number of product items in your Divi menu when using WooCommerce.