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I am launching a new website using Avada taking advantage of the lessons learned over the past two years of builder evaluations.

In this article, I show how CSS can be used to customize the Avada pagination element.

Another custom accordion example using pseudo element.

I am beginning to restructure my site to rely less and less on the Avada element settings in favor of site-wide styling.

Adding dynamic data to a toggle in Avada is easier than you think.

I just added a demo of an accordion-style image slider using nothing but Avada and some custom CSS.

Do you know how much energy your website consumes per visit? I was shocked and made immediate changes.

If you are looking for an alternative to Google Analytics, I recommend checking out Cabin - a privacy-first solution.

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.

The future of WordPress is very bright, but it is going to take a new way of thinking and a willingness to learn new things. Gutenberg is only a part of that future.

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.