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Tech Things Worth Writing AboutThe Divi Person module is a solid elements used in virtually every Divi site I’ve seen. In fact, this is one of my favorite Elegant Theme posts about getting creative with it.
While not specific to the person module, another common effect is to make circle images using CSS- you know, like using img-circle with twitter bootrap. While not 100% cross-browser compatible, it’s pretty good now; to the point I used it with CSS instead of manually cropping the image with GIMP or your favorite image manipulator.
Anyway, check out the CODEPEN below and/or the person module below and/or the YouTube Video below and/or just google it. I’m certainly not the only one who uses this…
Now go on and build beautiful!!
CSS USED:
.et_pb_team_member_image img { border-radius: 50%; box-shadow: 0 5px 10px #999; }
See the Pen How to Circle Img Person Module in Divi by Logan Seth Ramirez on CodePen
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Native Texas, Logan Seth Ramirez is a computer science graduate from Trinity University and lives in San Antonio with his wife and four children. Along with being a web hero, he authored The Groom Wore White Socks, sings and songwrites as Logan Seth, and his favorite Spanish word is cacahuates.
thank you for the tip, unfortunately I found it after I had manually made the “custom 600 x 600 circle photo” mentioned in the DIVI builder documentation…
But I did enjoy your other post, CSS Snippets every DIVI user should know… 😉