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How to Create a Custom CSS Class and a Custom Title Link via RevoComposer
Have you known that you can create a custom css class and a custom link via RevoComposer’s element? It’s really simple how to style an element and link a title for your own needs. You can add a custom class for the whole element and custom link for the the title. We are going to show you how easy it is