Show an Address in Divi’s Secondary Menu
By George Nicolaou
A visible address can help customers find a business, but it needs to be the right kind of information for the header. Do not publish a private home address just to fill a secondary menu slot.
Identify the active header
An older Divi header may use secondary-menu settings; a Theme Builder header uses its assigned modules and layout. Find which one controls the page before changing the address.
Keep the information useful
Use a short, accurate address or location label. If the text links to directions, verify the destination. Where a full postal address is too long for mobile, provide a clear link to a contact page with the complete details.
Check the shared layout
Test wrapping, tap targets and contrast on desktop and phone. Make sure a change to the address does not displace essential navigation or cover the page content.
The video shows an earlier Divi secondary-menu workflow. Its interface may differ from a custom header in a current installation.
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