First, we will use the built-in module for what we can, and then we will push the bounds of Divi with a few little copy and paste CSS snippets created by our design team.I'm using Reactjs to make a countdown timer that can separate to day, hours, minutes, and seconds between 2 dates. Now let’s look at how to set up a completely custom look. Customizing the Divi Countdown Timer With CSS For example, if you want to give each number field its own background color and border or to remove the first zero from the “Days” field, you will need to add some custom CSS. These default options are good if you don’t have dreams of introducing a special look or want to customize past floating numbers on the page.įor anything past floating numbers on image backgrounds, you will need to add custom CSS or purchase a plugin with expanded functionality. It also includes other Divi controls for changing the sizing and spacing of the module, styling the border, giving the module a shadow, adding a filter, transforming the position, and scroll animation. The built-in styling options, unique to the Countdown Timer module focus primarily on text adjustments including font selection, weight, style, color, size, spacing, line height, and drop shadow controls.
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