We run an Android box (the Minix Neo-U1) into a TV that was gifted our way. It’s been almost flawless and operates impressively as we connect wireless from some distance away. After many many months of using Kodi to connect to our Windows 10 desktop in another room in the house, the connection was recently “lost” to the Windows 10 system.
To make things easier for the client hand-off, I removed the Divi builder button from the back-end, using the following code:
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/* Remove Divi Builder button for WP Role Author */ function my_custom_admin_head() { if ( current_user_can( 'author' )) : ?><style>.et_pb_toggle_builder_wrapper { display: none; }</style> <?php endif; } add_action( 'admin_head', 'my_custom_admin_head' ); |
On page load the Divi photo gallery and the image slider have their own automatic “slide in from left” effect. To disable this effect use the following CSS:
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.et_pb_slide_image, .et_pb_slide:first-child .et_pb_slide_image img.active { -webkit-animation-duration: 0s !important; animation-duration: 0s !important; } |
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This trick will allow you to create a Divi friendly footer (within the front-end builder) and then via a child theme modification to the footer.php file, have it echo throughout your site.
And the code to enter in your footer.php file. Make sure to replace the relevant post # with your own:
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<?php echo do_shortcode('[et_pb_section global_module="400"][/et_pb_section]'); ?> |
When trying to align content to the bottom of a column, use flex.
To align the content to the bottom or top just change the css in step 3 to:
justify-content: flex-start; (for top)
justify-content: flex-end; (for bottom)
Thanks to Hædworm for this tip!
