by Flash Alexander | May 4, 2021 | Bric-a-Brac | 0 comments
I’m often asked how to put a module within a tab module. There are only two ways that come to mind;
1.) Add a plugin that enables one to use PHP, build a layout and save it to the Divi Library, then use php to insert it within the tab. Something like:
< ?php echo do_shortcode(‘[ Your Custom Sortcode ]'); ? >
2.) Create a shortcode. Something like: [ insert-module module=”layout-1? ]
Both of those are either too complicated for the newbie or just plain stupid for the experienced web person. ERGO my recommendation is to simply write HTML and employ a little CSS to get your what you need within the module.
Responsive Tables Using CSS
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This! You’ve pointed me to exactly where I need to be. Thanks for saving my bacon. Our development team is going to go nuts when I show them this.
I love these tab modules, and I love how easy ‘ol Nick at Elegant Themes gives us these goodies to make our development process a lot more fun. Well, it was fun to begin with. Now it is even more fun!