21 Best Divi Theme Tutorials for Your WordPress Website ( Must See )

Divi is one of the most popular themes in WordPress for a simple reason — it enables you to create a website without coding or hiring a developer. All you have to do is to drag and drop the elements across your website and you’re done!

But despite the fact that the Divi theme is regarded as the number one theme and page builder duo in WordPress, you will still be able to save plenty of time if you know beforehand how to use it.

That’s why in this article, we’ll show you 15 of the best Divi theme tutorials to check out!

Let’s start.

1. Divi Overlays

First is the image overlay — a popular design concept where images are combined with other elements (like text) to form a single element. They work really well in getting the attention of visitors especially when the overlay changes when the user hovers over the image.

This Divi overlays tutorial is awesome because it will walk you through designing your own overlay element with a custom image. You will also learn what to do so the overlay will change once the visitor hovers over the image.

Check the Divi overlays tutorial here.

2. Divi Text Mask Scroll

Text mask is another content and image combination design feature. It’s a cool design where the image is displayed in the shape of a text. It’s even cooler when the feature is paired with a special effect — like scroll effects.

This next tutorial will teach you exactly how to add a text mask scroll to your website. Specifically, you will learn how to design a text mask with background animation on a scroll and make the effect truly stand out.

Check the Divi text mask scroll tutorial here.

3. Slide Down Push Menu

Some website builders get frustrated because of having so many navigation links in the header that it almost seems overwhelming. The obvious choice here is to tuck the header away so there’s more space for the content.This tutorial will help you create a slide down push menu in Divi from scratch. It adds a unique feeling to your website when the menu slides in from the top and pushes the content down. When the user hides the heading, the content will go back up again.Check the slide down push menu tutorial here.4. Featured Corner Label Add a Featured Corner Label

Still on the header part — did you know that you can add labels to your menu item and make them much more attractive to your visitors? Corner labels make your menu much more interesting to your visitors which could lead to a higher clickthrough rate for those pages.This is where this next tutorial comes in. Here, you will learn how to create mobile responsive featured corner labels for your header menu. These labels will put some of your menu items in the spotlight and attract more visitors to click through these items.Check the featured corner label tutorial here.5. Abstract Text Design

You don’t need to be a graphic designer or an artist to create nice and catchy website designs. With Divi’s text module, you’ll be able to use text as an abstract design on your website — and it’s not really that hard to do.The aim of this next tutorial is to teach you how to use text as an abstract design element on your website. You’ll learn how to get creative with the text module and use it to put up an awesome abstract background.Check the abstract text design tutorial here.6. Colorful Text Background

Not only will you be able to use text as an abstract design, but you can also use them as moving elements on the website as the visitor scrolls down the page. What’s amazing here is that you’re plainly using text — no other elements are needed.This cool tutorial will teach you how to create a colorful text background with scroll animation. As a bonus, you’ll also learn how to create a dark version of the designs that will be shown in the tutorial.Check the colorful text background tutorial here.7. Moving Section Dividers

Section dividers add spice to your website and prevent it from being plain. As you may know, dividers help distinguish the start of a new section. But how do you feel about dividers that move when the visitor scrolls down?Well, that’s certainly possible with Divi. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a moving section divider that comes to life every time the visitor scrolls down or up. You’ll be able to add different kinds of scroll-generation motion to the section divider to create catchy scroll effects.Check the moving section divider tutorial here.8. Blurb Expanding Section

Divi has four different blurb modules you can use. They are all great by themselves. But what’s awesome here is how you can create an expanding blurb effect that will highlight all the items when they pop out.This next tutorial will teach you how to create a blurb expanding section with a scroll effect. You’ll learn how to use absolute positioning to place the blurb in the right spot.Check the blurb expanding section tutorial here.9. Inline Login Form

If you’re running a membership website, your users will love it if they can log in to their account no matter where they are on the website. That is, they don’t have to go through the hoops of going to a dedicated login page.The solution here is to create an inline login form and place it on the header — which is exactly what this next tutorial is all about. You’ll have to create a new header from scratch and even use a little custom CSS yourself. But there’s no need to worry as the tutorial will guide you all throughout.Check the inline login form tutorial here.10. Inline Email Opt-in Form

On the topic of inline elements, did you know that you can also create an inline email opt-in or contact form? With an inline opt-in form, you can dramatically increase the conversions on your homepage or on any of your pages.That’s what this next tutorial aims to teach — for you to learn how to create an inline contact form that you can also modify into an email opt-in form. This utilizes Divi’s Advanced tab functionality. But again, there’s no need to fear since the tutorial will teach you how to do that step by step.Check the inline email opt-in tutorial here.11. Toggle Dark Mode

There’s a reason why almost all popular apps have a dark mode — they incur less strain on the eyes (in addition to looking really good). Many of your visitors will love it if your site has a dark mode they can toggle.Fortunately, that’s easy to do using Divi. This next tutorial here will teach you how to implement a dark mode toggle on your website. What’s even awesome here is that you will not be using any plugins — just the plain old awesome Divi.Check the toggle dark mode tutorial here.12. Stick y CTA Menu

Call to action (CTA) buttons are important in encouraging your visitors to do something. That’s why the sticky CTA menu is invented. However, compared with the functionality that other page builders or plugins provide, this feature from Divi will enable you to keep the place of that CTA button in the original page design.This next tutorial will teach you how to build a stick y CTA menu that will pop back to its place once you scroll down (or up) to its original placement. What’s even more impressive here is that it will work both for desktop and mobile users.Check the sticky CTA menu tutorial here.13. Gradient Shape Image Overlays

When using images on your design, you have two primary choices — to display the image as it is or use an image overlay. An image overlay will add flavor to your website design and can definitely make a difference in the outcome.This next tutorial will help you create gradient shape image overlays. The tutorial also offers nine free shaped image overlays you can use on your website. However, you will need Adobe Illustrator or a similar tool to make full use of the downloadables.Check the gradient shape image overlays tutorial here.14. Gradient Background Animation

If you want to create a background that has life, your option is usually to use a video. However, using a video could greatly affect the speed of your website. Fortunately, Divi allows you to animate a gradient background and create beautiful color transitions.This next tutorial will teach you two methods on how to create gradient background animation in Divi. You’ll have to deal with a bit of design mumbo jumbo (custom CSS snippet and module animation).Check the gradient background animation tutorial here.15. Gradient Background on Hover

On the topic of gradient background, did you know that all design settings in Divi have hover options? Because of that, you can add an effect where if the user hovers over a certain element that has a background, a color gradient transition will take place.

This tutorial will teach you how to add the functionality of gradient background change on hover. Surprisingly, it’s quite easy to do!Check the gradient background (on hover) tutorial here.16. Changing Text and Images

You'll definitely love this tutorial as it will make your website look like it came out of a movie. This one will teach you how to make your text and images change when the visitor scrolls down the page.This effect is interesting and will certainly hook your visitors up to your website. What's more — the effect sounds grand and complicated. But when you see it in action, it actually looks cleaner and simpler than you imagine.Check the changing text and images tutorial here.17. Animated Clock

If your website has something to do with time (and speed), you're probably using some kind of a clock or watch icon or graphics. As long as the design fits your theme, it will certainly look great.But what if you can create a clock with a first and second hand that rotates? Cool, huh? Well, it turns out that you can actually create this moving graphic right inside Divi itself. What's more, you don't need anything else than the standard modules inside Divi.Check the animated clock tutorial here.18. Expanding CTA

If you visit the homepage of Elegant Themes, you'll notice at the bottom part the gorgeous animation they have on the last call to action (the one shown on the image above). You can actually see it expand and fill in the whole page smoothly.This next tutorial will teach you how to do that — creating an expanding CTA including the animation. Part of what you'll have to do is to use a custom CSS. Fortunately, all you really have to do is copy the code provided in the guide.Check the expanding CTA tutorial here.19. Advanced Dropdown Menu

One of the most unique dropdown menu you'll ever see is the one that's on the website of Elegant themes. Aside from the usual text, you'll also see icons and even a separate call to action button.This next tutorial will teach you how to replicate the advanced dropdown of Elegant Themes. This is almost impossible to do with other page builders and even harder when you manually code it. But this awesome guide will guide you from top to bottom.Check the advanced dropdown menu tutorial here.20. Mobile Contact Bar

No matter how mobile-responsive your website can get, nothing can still beat a desktop experience. However, there are certain ways to bridge that gap. One of that is to create a cool mobile contact bar that has clickable contact links.This last tutorial will teach you how to create a mobile contact bar with click-to-call, email, SMS, and direction links. The guide will walk you through creating a global footer from scratch that works really well on mobile.Check the mobile contact bar tutorial here.21. Divi Sticky Features

The new Divi Sticky Options open up so many new possibilities for Divi websites. Not only does it allow you to easily create a wide array of sticky headers and menus, but sticky elements can also be combined in creative ways to make some really interesting new designs. Divi Sticky Options are available today, so download Divi and take them for a spin. Let us know what you think in the comments and don’t forget to check back next week for even more great Divi features coming your way.You can watch a tutorial hereMaster the advanced design modules in DiviAmong all the theme and page builders out there, it’s only Divi that has this much capability to design a website beautifully from scratch — no coding needed. These 15 tutorials that we mentioned here will take your website design from zero to hero without learning how to write shortcodes and CSS.