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

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.

This site is transitioning to a new domain name to make it easier to remember and to better reflect the true nature of Avada - a page builder.

I found another interesting navigation idea that uses a dropdown menu with a micro-interaction within a breadcrumb. I recreated it here for Avada users.

One of the features of Avada that is not immediately intuitive is the ability to name a container. Doing so has two benefits - one that is immediate and one that is not so obvious.

I really like the new features available in Avada 7, but there are a couple of frustrations that have appeared post beta. This will address one such frustration - a mega menu in a custom header.