Solved Divi Switch (Transparent header for the homepage) disables section and module settings.

When active, Divi Switch (Transparent header for the homepage) setting, makes clicking section and module settings in Header not possible.

I have Divi 4.9.0

Anyone came across this issue? I searched everything on google and did not find a solution!
Really need this fixed asap.

 

Indeed. Frontend Visual Builder!

Your code works! Altough it darkens the top banner when in visual builder mode It's ok though as does not interfere in the customization. Plus the aim is to keep the header/body part transparent.

I must say i purchased Divi lifetime membership and canceled shortly after.
For one simple reason. Regular staff don't have technical knowledge. And i didn't ask about customizing code, but why the existing code was going to the whole page instead of just the header body part.

Too much messaging back and forth and HUGE time wasting, for one simple thing!
The reason i did not know it, it was because the code was in one specific part of the visual builder i did not know about. The learning curve for divi is big!
And then they suggested a development company. But i can find my way around with simple development.

It seems like a bug in this theme or something they need fixed.

All in all, i've been checking your plugins and already have plans of purchasing one.

And if your support is consistent and with this quality, i will upgrade to priority support.
Take this as self assured!

 

Dear staff,

I am looking to highly customize my divi child theme with PHP, HTML/CSS and JavaScript.
Currently want to add custom html to divi top header as you see in red.
I found a way in Divi Theme Options>Integration>Add code to the < head > of your blog (section).

I use notepad++ to edit code as it's functional to view etc. Adding code to the < head > of your blog (section), is not the proper way to add hundreds of lines.

I need to speed up development to the max possible, as it's taking me too long.
I will try https://elementor.com/ ,although i prefer real coding.

Is an index.php, style.css, etc, in Divi-child directory the way to go?

But what tools can you propose to make the development faster?

 

I will do as you mentioned (custom code in Child Theme) cos that's the pro way to go!
Will customize the header.php for the top header as it will be faster for me. With divi theme builder i would have to read a lot and get used to the front end visual builder modules etc, which for me (coding wise) is counter intuitive anyway!

Thanks again!