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Quick tip for hiding your stick header on scroll down.

I created a new Code Snippets section to start collecting and sharing code that I have found helpful for Avada or WordPress in general.

If you are a RankMath user, you may know that they recently introduced a feature that automatically generates an HTML version of the XML sitemap. This post is to share the CSS I am using to add some layout to an otherwise long list of links.

These days, many people dismiss Avada because they only know it from its earliest inception as a theme, but if you are still using it as a theme, you're making a mistake.

One of the features that Avada doesn't have that I would like to have is the ability to link units of measure (borders, padding, or margins) so that you can set it in once, and it applies to all sides.

Overcoming a shortcoming in Avada with some CSS.

Instead of continuing to add to the footer, I decided to create a links page that will allow me to add unlimited links, categories them, and with the use of wpGridBuilder, create a faceted filtering capability.

If you are new to Avada there are some defaults that can trip you up. Page content padding is one of those, but as always, very easy to overcome.

I am working on my 2023 publishing schedule and want your feedback. Please submit ideas for new posts, demos, and videos.

I added an Avada Showcase to allow others to share their websites. The goal is to inform and inspire others on the power of the Avada Website Builder

I put together a quick demo to highlight the containers that do not have settings, but that can be targeted with CSS.

This is a style for creating a food menu whit a dashed line between the item and the price.

Using Avada elements in the block editor to optimize tips and tricks.

If you are looking for an outstanding knowledgebase solution for Avada, I recommend considering Heroic KB.

This weekend I put together to examples as a result of requests and conversations on the Facebook group.