Academic WordPress & DIVI websites
Blog with Tutorials, inspiration, tips ...A blog on websites for scholars / research initiatives, WordPress (plugins) & the DIVI theme, and inspirational examples of academic websites that I come across. Occasionally I may also post something of interest to the academic community that is unrelated to web design / development.
Earlier this month our DIVI Person Plus Module has become available for sale. In this post we will show you how to get started with the module, while also making optimal use of general DIVI features that can also be applied to this module
Are you making a WordPress website for a scholar or research project? Chances are that you would like to add an icon linking to academic profile pages, such as ResearchGate and Google Scholar, to the header and footer. In this tutorial we explain how to do that when using the DIVI theme.
DIVI Person Plus Module is a WordPress plugin that adds a versatile module to the DIVI Builder. The module allows you to display people in an informative and attractive manner. The plugin was developed with academic researchers in mind. For example, you can add icons linking to people's profile on Academia, GoogleScholar, Mendeley and ResearchGate.
In this post we look at a specific type of DIVI plugin. Or rather: DIVI plugins that are not very specific, but provide a wide range of enhancements of the DIVI theme and/or extra modules for the DIVI builder all packed into one plugin: DIVI Battle Suit, DIVI Booster, DIVI Brain Conkit, DIVI Enhancer, DIVI Extra, DIVI Hacks, DIVI Pixels, DIVI Plus, DIVI Switch, DIVI Sumo, DIVI Supreme, DIVI Toolbox, DIVI Tweaker, and Expand DIVI. Quite a list… which is best for you?
For a research project I am connected to as a valorization advisor, I'm currently looking for a system to host an online event that offers extensive opportunities for informal networking between participants. A system that makes an online event a bit closer to the experience of a live event at a physical location. So a system that has a bit more to offer than Zoom, although its feature to create breakout rooms is of course great. Because you might be looking for the same, I decided to share my findings in a post on my Notion virtual workspace.
One of the things that cannot be missing on an academic website - whether a site for a research project or a ...
The personal website of Shoshana Zuboff, professor in social psychology at the Harvard Business School, is about as simple and clean as a site can get. The first episode in a series of post in which I highlight and discuss interesting sites from scholars that I come across. Feel free to get inspired for your own site as a scholar.