PREVIEW
Get DiviMenus!
Take advantage of the “Show” link type to reveal a 2 columns Row when clicking the “Menu Item”.
Although the Title field of all Divi modules does not allow you to style words separately by default, you can take advantage of the :before and :after pseudo-elements to get up to 3 different elements and style them to your liking.
This way you can choose the Italic style for your Title from the Toggle module settings and then style the pseudo-elements adding some specific CSS from the Page Settings.
Styling the “Toggle” Title
As shown in the video, you should note that Divi already uses the :before pseudo-element of the Toggle Title to display the open/close Icon, so we only have the :after pseudo-element to add any other content.
Goes
This default Toggle is already using the :before pseudo-element to display the open/close Icon using the ET icon font.
If we try to replace the open/close Icon by “Your Title”, the content is replaced using the ET icon font.
We are using the :after pseudo-element to display “Here”.
Goes
In this Toggle we are only using the :after pseudo-element to display “Here”.
- Style the :after Toggle Title, pasting this into your Page Settings:
.custom-title .et_pb_toggle_title:after {
content: " Here";
color: #ff000000;
font-style: normal;
}- Assign this CSS Class to your Toggle module:
custom-title
By assigning this class only to the modules you want to modify, you will prevent these styles from being applied to other modules on the same page.
Styling the “Menu Item” Title
🥳 DiviMenus comes to our rescue!
Let’s recreate a Toggle easily taking advantage of the versatile “Show” link type using a single “Menu Item” and a Text module.
Now we can style both pseudo-elements, the “Menu Item” title, and the open/close Icon separately, since all of them here are separate elements!
This is a “DiviMenu Flex” module recreating a Toggle module.
We are taking advantage of the “Show” link type to reveal a Text module with a Slide Down Animation when clicking the “Menu Item”.
We are using the :before pseudo-element to display “Your Title”, and the :after pseudo-element to display “Here”.
- Style the :before and :after Menu Item Title, pasting this instead:
.custom-title .dd-text-content:after {
content: " Here";
color: #ff000000;
font-style: normal;
}
.custom-title .dd-text-content:before {
content: "Your Title ";
color: #ff000000;
font-style: normal;
}
- Assign this CSS Class to your DiviMenus module:
custom-title
By assigning this class only to the modules you want to modify, you will prevent these styles from being applied to other modules on the same page.
…and play around to get the example below:
Get DiviMenus!
Take advantage of the “Show” link type to reveal a 2 columns Row when clicking the “Menu Item”.