Today, divi will show you a creative way to display blog posts with print cards. All blogs or websites should pursue good content that is attractive, may be equally important and accessible. One way for users to continue accessing content is to put the content on the page. As we all know, this makes the element fixed (or fixed). I’ll show you how to display blog posts as a picture card so that you can continue to display them while scrolling down the page. It also provides tips on how to display and display cards suspended on Hober.
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Navigate to the divi library. Click the import button. Select the import tab from the portability pop-up menu. Select the file from your computer. Then click the import button. When finished, you can use the layout in divi builder. Enter the tutorial? Before building this design in divi, you must do the following: Create a new page and edit the page at the front end (visual builder) using divi builder. Select the select pre created layout option. Search and select blogger to access the page layout. Click the use this layout button to load it into the page. 
You will then have a pre created page layout for use in this tutorial. How to use divi’s blog module to design blog post drawing card? Now the layout of blog access page has been loaded on the page. Now you can create blog post drawing card. Creating a blog post print card includes five main steps. Create sections, rows, and columns as new containers for the blog module. Step 1: add the blog module and title to the fixed position and custom width of the row \/ column, and obtain the blog module with the least custom content and box shadow. When updating the mouse, make the card line highlight: the new container part of the blog module; We’ll start by creating a new section at the bottom of the create rows and Columns page layout.
Then add a new first column row to the section. Step 2: add blog module and title in the row \/ column. Instead of creating a new blog module here, find the existing blog module displaying three blog posts (located in the third part in the center of the page). Open other module settings and select copy module. Male then right-click the gray plus sign Icon and select \
We add the title above the blog post, and the blog post is also displayed above the blog post card. To do this, copy an existing text module that contains the subtitle text \
Male then paste the module directly above the new blog module just added below. Male then change the title text to indicate the type of blog post to recommend. In this example, only \
Location: fixed location: lower right corner vertical offset: 20px horizontal offset: 20px Z index: 12 androg update the blog module with the least content and box shadow. In most cases, the blog module already has the handsome style provided with the three column grid layout and layout package design. But I have a few things to do. First, you must make the card smaller (vertical) and delete some content elements. To do this, open the blog settings and hide all elements except the recommended image. This will only show the recommended image and title in the post. On the design tab, specify the box shadow on the blog card:
Box shadow: screenshot reference box shadow blur intensity: 28px shadow color: RGBA (0,0,0,0.19) malefinal result preview mapped to this point. When importing the mouse, in the last step of creating a highlighted card line, you can add a beautiful Hoover effect to guide the user to interact with the floating card. To do this, you can take advantage of divi’s transform and hover options. Turn on row settings and update the following rendition options: Desktop Y-axis conversion: 50% Hoover Y-axis conversion: 0% tablet (and mobile phone) Y-axis conversion: 0% male
In this way, the initial display rate of the entire card row outside the browser viewport is 50%. When the user hovers over a line, the card line will be completely redisplayed, and the user can click the post he wants to read. If you don’t want to show individual blog posts with hidden rows on your mobile device, it doesn’t make sense to put these blog posts on your mobile device. If you use too much space to scroll, you may have problems. To hide the card on your mobile device, turn on zone settings and disable zone visibility on your phone and tablet. The final result and final idea will wait for everyone’s opinions through a message.
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