Hi @michaelthomas, thank you for your question! 😄 Personally, I always provide my clients with admin access to their websites. This means they have full control over the backend and can use Divi as needed. I believe that since the client paid me to create the website, they should have the freedom to use it as they see fit. I’m not a fan of agencies or individuals who create websites and then restrict access, but I understand that others might have different approaches. To ensure my clients don’t need to rely on me for every small change, like adjusting text or an image, I like to create short tutorials that guide them step-by-step. I use Loom for this so they can rewatch the videos whenever they need to. Often, clients don’t need to make changes right away, and by the time they do, they might have forgotten how. With a tutorial video, they can revisit the instructions whenever they’re ready. Does this help?

@@nataliaeramirez Thank you so much for that. Do I just use the Divi Theme and when I migrate it the divi builder goes with it? And if so, Divi doesn't mind you including a Divi Builder with the website? I always wondered. I really enjoy watching your videos and you have been so helpful. Thank you so much.

@@michaelthomas1211 The Divi Theme contains the Divi Builder, you can't install the Theme without the Builder. I know it might be a bit confusing since you can install the builder without the theme but the other way around is not possible :D Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad the videos have been helpful. Let me know if there is anything you would like to see next. 😊

Can you explain the best way to Migrate your design to the client and maybe how you organize all the paperwork. Maybe even what documents you will need? Again thank you so much for the information.

@@michaelthomas1211 Short answer: You can use a plugin (for example All in One WP Migration) to migrate the website. Thank you for the idea! I might cover it in detail in a future video 🙏

Hi @j.c.2878, thank you for your message. Can you explain what you mean by "swing an element"? Maybe an example from another website?

Hi @@nataliaeramirez!. I'am very happy about your response. In fack, my name is Javi. Well, I am implementing a web page that it is going to have an image that goes up and down like bouncing. I can do that by css and js. But is takes too much work and that's why worpress and plugins exist. I live in Canada and would like to start the web design shortly. If you permit me I can write to your Instagram and exchange some ideas about web development. Thaks agains 👍 ✌🙂

Hey Javi, thanks for the more detailed description. What you can do is the following: Go to the image module, then in the second tab "design" you will find another tab at the very bottom called "animation". There you can choose an animation type like for example "bounce". You need to play around with the settings to get the result you're looking for. I hope this helps! And yes please, hit me up on instagram @imnataliaramirez 😄

Thank you @j.v.2878! Very happy to hear that! Good luck 🍀

Hi @lindadelia3113 thank you for the question, though I'm not sure I understand what you mean? Can you be a bit more specific? For example: "I want to show a different logo on each page." If you're concerned about the menu (for example that the active page is highlighted and the others not), this is already build-in when using the menu module. Let me know how I can help!

Thank you for responding. I’m sorry if I was unclear. I changed the logo on my welcome page, and I am not sure how it happened, but the logo and menu disappeared from the mobile view. it had originally been set up where the mobile view looked slightly different. The logo was on the top with a hamburger menu below. I changed my rebranded logo, and hit save, I must have done something to make them disappear, and I do not know how to get them back.

@@lindadelia3113 it's difficult for me to say without seeing the issue but I can tell you that there are a few things that you can check(if you haven't done any customization with CSS). 1. In your WordPress backend go to appearance > customizer. There, check out if you changed any mobile configurations like hiding the logo on mobile --> this only applies if you're using the standard menu, NOT A CUSTOM menu like in the video! 2. If you created a custom menu like I explain in my video, it might be possible that you changed the image for mobile in the divi builder. Open the menu and open the logo tab. Inside you can check if you made changes for the mobile version (small mobile icon on top of the image). Let me know if this helps! 😊

Thank you!🥰

​@nataliaeramirez are you still around!? You made some good videos, just curious what happened. Can't seem to get your website up, no socials 🤷‍♂️ hope you're well

So happy this video helped 😊

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Thank you! 🥰

Thank you 🙏🙌

Thank you so much for your positive feedback. It's great that you were able to understand the content even with the blurry visuals (will do my best to fix this in upcoming videos) 😀 Let me know if there is anything else you would like to watch in the future!

Thank you so much for your kind words! You really made my day 🙌 If there is any topic you would like me to discuss next, let me know 🙏

@@nataliaeramirez Sure, here is a suggestion: A website for Academics e.g. graduate and post-graduate students, professors, and researchers. Never been done before, but with Divi's advanced features and your presentation, it is a promising delivery. Too often, creatives and entrepreneurs get all the attention. There is a template design and video tutorial aimed at affiliate marketers, e-commerce moonlighters, ebook creators, etc. while academics are left out. I think it would be cool if you were the first to target this group.

That sounds interesting! Could you elaborate a bit more? Would it be kind of a personal website for academics where they could present their publications etc?

@lucanitro thank you so much, I'm glad you liked the video! 💛

Hey @sholley7 I'm not quite sure I understand your question, but in any case it would be difficult to explain through a comment. Please feel free to contact me through my website (imnataliaramirez.com) and I'm happy to help you!

Thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it! 🙏

Thank you @Phirebase! Glad you liked it 🙌

Thank you for your comment. Yes of course, as a full stack developer I use CSS all the time. Divi is mainly targeted towards non-developers though and has all this functionailty built-in, cool no?

@@nataliaeramirez thats why divi is loosing ground and also the lack of flexibility

@hookerrabbit thank you for pointing that out! 🙌

Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏

Thank you @gregwixted I really appreciate your comment and I'm glad the tricks from this video were useful. Let me know if there is anything missing, that you would want to know about Divi! 🙌

Thanks Heiko! I agree about the mic, that is why I bought a new one (using in the latest video) 🙌

Thanks you so much for the feedback! I will certainly make sure the screen recordings are better quality in the future 🙌

Thank you so much, I'm glad the tipps were helpful 🙌

Hola Andrés! Ajustar la sombra de un botón en un módulo es muy sencillo. Solo tienes que ir a la pestaña "design" y seleccionar "box shadow". Luego, escoge la quinta opción y podrás ajustar tanto el color como el tamaño de la sombra. 🙌

@@nataliaeramirez Muy agradecido, ayer conocí tu canal, tienes videos muy interesantes!!! Muy amable por responderme!!!!

@@andresconservador muchas gracias y con mucho gusto! 🙌

I'm glad you liked the hacks!

Thank you again for the lovely comment, the microphone definitely makes a huge difference. Actually I didn't add an email on purpose but might be a good idea to add a form, thanks for the reminder! Is there somewhere I can follow you? Would love to connect. 😀

@Natalia Ramirez Hi, sure I would love to get in touch with you too, I did left you a message through your contact form on your website if you haven't received it you can send me an email through the about page of my channel. I have a couple of ideas I would like to share with you which might help your channel get some steam.

@@passiveliabilities got it and responded!

@passiveliabilities, I really appreciate you taking the time to write this! I totally agree with you, I need a new microphone! I was actually planning on waiting until I hit 100 subs but you just motivated me to just go for it now. Stay tuned for better audio 😅🙌

@Natalia Ramirez Try to make every video 1% better than the previous one, a microphone will add 300% impact. Unfortunately, subscribers are not an important metric, as I mentioned, removing the request is because people don't subscribe if they don't relate or find the content interesting regardless of us asking them to do so. Your metrics will show you that you get more views from people who are not subscribed vs. subscribed. And think of yourself, how often do you subscribe to channels, you watch some content and if you need more you can find them in your history, eventually you might subscribe but not straight away. As your content gets pushed to more people, subscribers will come, but not because you are asking them.

@@passiveliabilities thank you so much for your input! 🙏

Great! What do you use it for?

You're welcome! I hope these tips will help you!

thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm from Switzerland and this is also where I graduated from Uni :)

Thank you for your comment! I will definitely carry on!

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoyed the video!

I will!