In this tutorial, we are going to style the Divi menu cart to look like the minimalistic Shopify cart.
How To Style Your Divi Cart Icon Like Shopify
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How To Add A Circle Background To The Divi Cart Quantity Number
Let’s give the default Divi menu cart icon a more modern look by adding an overlapping circle background to the cart quantity number.
Change The WooCommerce Cart To A Custom Icon Or Image With Divi
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.
How To Clear Divi Static CSS Cache Faster (Hidden Ways)
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.
Hide Cart (or “0 Items”) When Empty In Divi & WooCommerce
Here’s how to hide the 0 items number, or the entire cart link, from the Divi menu when the cart is empty.
Boost Your Accessibility Score With Divi (100/100 Without Plugins!)
Accessibility is an often overlooked factor in web design. Here’s how to get a perfect 100/100 accessibility score on Google PageSpeed Insights.
Display Cart Icon And Items Number In Divi Menus
Learn how to display the cart icon and the number of product items in your Divi menu when using WooCommerce.
How to Remove WordPress Pages From Google (and Other Search Engines)
To remove your WordPress website – or just specific pages – from Google and other search engines results pages is easy. Here’s how!
How to Create Anchor Links in Divi – Step by Step
It's really easy to create anchor links in Divi. The anchor link lets your visitors jump to different sections on the same page without leaving it. It's extra useful in long Divi pages and posts. HTML.COM defines anchor links in a comprehensive way: The anchor element...
How To Password Protect a Page or Post in WordPress (Without Plugins)
To password protect a page, post or product in WordPress only takes a minute – and you don’t need plugins or custom code to do it.
How To Password Protect Your WordPress Website (The Easy Way)
I always password protect my WordPress website while I’m developing it. It’s a good way to prevent unauthorized people to visit your site before it’s officially launched.
How To Disable “Are you ready to publish?” In WordPress
Speed up your web creation process by removing the step “Are you ready to publish?” when you publish pages and posts with Gutenberg.
