by Foster D. Coburn III | Apr 19, 2025
When you want to give your WordPress website a unique flair, CSS is the best tool. Many themes and page builders (like WordPress’s Site Editor or the Divi Theme) handle most styling for you. However, there are still instances where you need to write your own custom CSS. This article covers a handful of ways to do that safely—both using WordPress’s default tools and via enhanced solutions like Divi.
TL;DR
Add custom CSS to WordPress using the Customizer under “Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS” or install a plugin like WPCode. The Customizer is the easiest method for most things. Divi gives you great ways to do it, too.
by Foster D. Coburn III | Apr 11, 2025
Those who know CSS know that CSS classes are a massive timesaver when styling an entire site. But if you don’t code, you may have never realized how powerful they can be. Today, we change that.
In this post, I’ll show you 3 easy ways to add CSS classes to WordPress—even if you’ve never written a single line of code. You’ll also learn how to do it the no-code way using the powerful WordPress website builder, Divi.
by Foster D. Coburn III | Mar 16, 2025
75% of consumers judge a company’s credibility by its website design. In other words, an outdated or poorly designed website can push potential customers away, even if you offer great products or services. Your website should be user-friendly and well-structured at all times. Is yours not? It’s time for a rebrand.
Ready to give your website a makeover? Let’s explore simple, actionable steps to rebrand your website. We’ll also show you how using a website builder like Divi simplifies website rebranding.
by Foster D. Coburn III | Mar 2, 2025
There’s nothing worse than meticulously designing a web page and checking it on a mobile phone, and nothing is readable. Thankfully, CSS offers several ways of addressing this exact situation. One of the most long-standing tools in the CSS toolbelt is Media Queries.
Media Queries let you specify design rules in very specific situations. If you know how to write CSS, you can start writing media queries in about five minutes. But their benefits are not beyond you if you aren’t a pro with CSS—I’ll show you how WordPress’ best page builder lets you build media queries without ever realizing it.
by Foster D. Coburn III | Feb 27, 2025
You’re on your phone, ready to purchase that product you’ve been eyeing, and the website just….loads. Suddenly, you’re tapping impatiently, wondering if your internet is broken or the site is cursed. And let’s be honest, you probably just bounce. You’re not alone.
Did you know that 53% of mobile users will abandon a page if it takes longer than 3 seconds to load? Now think of that concerning your website. That’s a huge chunk of potential customers vanishing, never to return. Slow loading times aren’t just frustrating for visitors; they hurt your bottom line. They impact your search engine rankings (SERPs) and make it harder for people to find you in the first place. In this post, we’ll show you how to control those image-heavy pages and ensure the best image size for mobile phone website speed. We’ll also introduce you to some good tools, like Divi, which help you showcase your images responsively.
