Posts by David Waumsley
Coming Soon Pages for Beaver Builder
This follows from a post on my Simple Revolutions blog which looks at 5 code snippets to replace the need for a coming soon plugin. As that post was generic I thought I’d expand on it here for fellow Beaver Builder users. 1. Beaver Builder (without needing Themer) Snippets 2 or 3 in my Simple…
Read MoreCreate your own custom row shapes for Beaver Builder
Beaver Builder already has a good tutorial on how to create your own custom row shapes. In this video post I wanted to cover the basics of preparing an SVG and to show how I try to speed things up using a premade plugin which you can get from my collection here LINKS https://www.beaverjunction.com/beaver-builder-row-shapes…
Read MoreBottom Aligned Buttons on columns
I stumbled upon a way to align buttons (or any module) to the bottom of equal height Beaver Builder columns. First make sure the columns are equal Then give your buttons a CSS class or ID selector name: Finally add this CSS to your usual place using the selector name you chose: Updated: Use this…
Read MoreEqual Height Pricing Tables With A Responsive Tweak
This is a quick fix for those who want equal height columns on their Pricing Tables, but don’t want unnecessary white space on mobile views. Beaver Builder Default By default the Beaver Builder Pricing Table will adjust the height of each column according to the number of number of features it contains. When there is…
Read MoreDisabling Beaver Builder Modules for Better Performance
This post is to mention an easy to miss feature that’s available in Beaver Builder version 2.3. It is covered in the knowledgeable article, but I wanted to add some detail not presently covered. Enabling and disabling modules (before and after 2.3) Below is the default screen you’ll see under Settings > Beaver Builder >…
Read MoreBeaver Builder Author Templates
This is based on this article in the Beaver Builder Knowledge Base. It is intended for WordPress theme authors adding Beaver Builder to their packages, but it can be very handy for freelancers and agencies. Why not use regular saved templates? With Beaver Builder we can save pages, rows, columns and modules as templates. We…
Read MoreThe most important Beaver Builder addon ever?
Apologies for the clickbait title. The addon I am talking about is not, on the suffice, earth shattering and is still being tested on github. It may even end up in Beaver Builder itself. Hopefully though, by the end of this you will see why I might want to grab attention. In short The plugin…
Read MoreA User Friendly Customizer for the Beaver Builder Theme
Now that we are using Beaver Themer for most header,footers, archive and single post pages I thought it was time to look again at what the Beaver Builder Theme adds to the WordPress customizer. For a long time I have not been using Beaver Builders theme presets and have hidden that section from the…
Read MoreThe Flexibility of Beaver Builder Child Columns
Parent and child columns came to Beaver Builder in version 1.9 in Nov 2016, but as I recently discovered, even with daily use it’s easy to forget the control they can give us over layouts. This get even more exciting when combined with the new background style options coming to rows and columns in version…
Read MoreTweaking the Beaver Builder Template Library
Beaver Builder scales any sized feature image you upload to show at 41 px x 49 px. I sized my mages to 156 px x 187 px and added the following CSS to the global settings panel (shortcut key = Ctrl/Cmd + U). .fl-user-template-thumbnail .fl-builder–template-thumbnail { width: 160px; } .fl-builder–save-new-user-template, .fl-user-template { padding-bottom: 30px; } .fl-user-template-name…
Read MoreBeaver Builder Attractive Saved Row Templates
Similar to the Ultimate Addons for Beaver Builder and PowerPack you can create a nice looking image library of row templates right in Beaver Builder itself. There’s a articles covering this in the Beaver Builder knowledge base, but wanted to add: 1. 340px x 170px may be the best size for images. 2. You can…
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