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Classes	Description
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: Use this class to create a sticky/fixed header within the Theme Builder. A section, row, column, or module with this class remains stuck to the top of the browser window. Setup: Add this class to the Element's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: A section, row, column, or module with this class remains stuck to the bottom of the header while scrolling down the page, regardless of it’s parent container. Setup: Add this class to the Element's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Details: The top offset for this sticky element is automatically calculated from the combined height of the main header and secondary header.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: A section with this class will remain stuck in its parent container, and then will becoming unstuck when it reaches the end of its parent container. Setup: Add this class to the Section's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Details: You can set the top offset of these sticky elements on both desktop and mobile devices in the Theme Customizer.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: A row with this class will remain stuck in its parent section, and then will becoming unstuck when it reaches the end of its parent section. Setup: Add this class to the Row's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Details: You can set the top offset of these sticky elements on both desktop and mobile devices in the Theme Customizer.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: A column with this class will remain stuck in its row, and then will becoming unstuck when it reaches the end of its row. Setup: Add this class to the Row's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > Column CSS Class. Details: You can set the top offset of these sticky elements on both desktop and mobile devices in the Theme Customizer.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: A module with this class will remain stuck in its column, and then will becoming unstuck when it reaches the end of its column. Setup: Add this class to the Module's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Details: You can set the top offset of these sticky elements on both desktop and mobile devices in the Theme Customizer.

Classes	Description
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: This class allows you to reverse the order of columns in a row on both tablets and phones. Add this class to Row Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: This class allows you to set any element to be the full height of the browser window. Add this class to the Element's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Details: Customize the full-height even further by subtracting the height of the header and footer using the following classes:
Full Width Blog Posts by Default View Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: This hack removes the sidebar from blog posts and makes the blog content full width. There is no class for this hack.
Equal Height Modules View Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: This hack sets any number of elements to the height of the largest element of that same class. You can have up to 12 different groups of modules set at the same height as the other modules in that same set. Add one of the following classes to the modules that you want to be the same height.

Classes	Description
Divider Shadows View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: The 10 represents the size of the shadow blur (10px). Use the class that ends with -flip to vertically flip the shadow in the case when you vertically flip the divider. Setup: Add one top and/or bottom class to Section's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: The 5 represents the size of the shadow blur (5px). Use the class that ends with -flip to vertically flip the shadow in the case when you vertically flip the divider. Setup: Add one top and/or bottom class to Section's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: The 3 represents the size of the shadow blur (3px). Use the class that ends with -flip to vertically flip the shadow in the case when you vertically flip the divider. Setup: Add one top and/or bottom class to Section's Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class
Additional Custom Shadows	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page You can customize the shadows even more by using CSS variables. Just add the following CSS to the Section Settings > Advanced Tab > Custom CSS > Main Element and customize it. --top-divider-shadow: 0px 5px 0px red; --bottom-divider-shadow: 0px -15px 7px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);

Classes	Description
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on fonts that have a heavier or bolder style.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on fonts that have a heavier or bolder style.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on text with lighter backgrounds.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on text with lighter backgrounds.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on fonts that have a heavier or bolder style.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on text with lighter backgrounds.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: This class looks best on text with lighter backgrounds. Add the class to make the outline heavier. Additionally, you can change the color of the outline by adding the following CSS Variable to the Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > Custom CSS box: --outline-color:
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: Set the background image, color, or gradient in Text Module Settings > Content tab > Background. This will only work on a white background.
View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Setup: Add this class to Text Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class Details: Set the background image, color, or gradient in Text Module Settings > Content tab > Background. This will only work on a white background.

Classes	Description
Instagram Filters View Examples & Documentation	Enable this hack in your Divi Hacks Settings Page Description: Apply any Instagram filter to any Section, Row, Column, or Module with these classes. Add any of the classes to a Section, Row, Column, or Module Settings > Advanced tab > CSS ID & Classes > CSS Class. Note: All of these classes utilize the filter css property, so make sure you don’t have any filter customizations in the Section, Row, or Module Settings > Design tab > Filter. Some of these classes utilize the :before element so if you have some css already set for that element, or one of the other hacks are utilizing the :before element, the filter may not show up correctly.