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If you don’t like the default heading sizes that come with Divi you can change them at module level. For example if you use a text module you can choose what size to make your H1’s, H2’s etc.

However, if you set your Heading sizes in the Divi theme customiser you’ll obtain a consistent look throughout your whole website.

It’s really important to optimise images before you upload them to your website.

If you upload photos straight from your phone or camera you’ll make your website slow, which means your customers will click away before it even loads.

If you want to retarget people who visited a specific web page you firstly need to create a custom audience. In this tutorial I cover how to do that.

It’s important to update your WordPress website regularly. Plugins, themes and the WordPress program itself are all updated regularly and you put your site at risk if you don’t keep up.

Part 2 of setting up a development site. We will clone and migrate a ‘gold standard’ starter site.

A devsite, or development site, is useful when your site is not yet in the final place where it’s going to rest. Here’s how to do it properly.

It’s essential that you know how to backup your website and do so on a regular basis.

A lot of people are incorrectly adding alt text to Divi websites because it’s a two stage process. It can seem like you’ve added your alt text correctly but it’s actually not working.

The Divi Blog Module is not very intuitive when you first come across it.

Once you understand how it works though, you’ll love it!

The recommended size is 795 x 447 but I find the image is cropped left and right. 795 x 500 works better.

When you first start building your new Divi website you’ll find that any logo you upload will be very small. Here’s how to fix that.