Divi 5 continues to add features that make it easier to design right inside the builder. The Group Carousel Module is one of them. It lets you build swipeable carousels that slide smoothly into your layouts. You can use it… Continue Reading →
In older versions of Divi, you’d find separate fields in the Advanced tab to add CSS IDs and Classes. In Divi 5, those fields are no longer there. But nothing’s actually missing. Everything moved into Attributes under the same Advanced… Continue Reading →
With Divi 5’s Lottie Module, you can tie motion to the scroll, letting visitors control how the animation plays as they move down the page. This makes sections feel interactive and works well for timelines, hero banners, or sales campaigns… Continue Reading →
Carousels are a design element that almost every site needs, whether it’s for products, testimonials, or client logos. In the past, Divi users often relied on third-party plugins or custom code to achieve their desired results. With Divi 5, that’s… Continue Reading →
Designing a layout involves placing boxes on a page and ensuring they remain aligned when the screen size changes. For years, that meant working around limitations — floats, manual spacing, or building everything in one direction. CSS Grid changes the… Continue Reading →
With Divi 5’s Group Carousel Module, you can build a logo carousel right inside the builder without relying on extra plugins. It’s a simple way to showcase client logos, partner badges, or featured brands in a scrolling strip that feels… Continue Reading →
The problem with most animation tools is that they swing from boring to chaotic with no middle ground. Either the effects aren’t visible, or a slight move of the mouse can send elements flying. With Divi 5’s Interactions, you get… Continue Reading →
Your brand shouldn’t be constrained by a static layout, so we aim to provide you with full flexibility as Divi 5 continues to develop. Divi 5’s new Loop Builder is a great step in that direction; it lets you design… Continue Reading →
Flexbox and Grid are the two layout systems that define modern CSS. At first glance, they seem similar. Both handle rows and columns, manage alignment and spacing, and replace the old float-and-table workarounds. The real difference is in how they… Continue Reading →
Divi 5’s new Interactions use a simple model — Trigger, Effect, Target. Separate what starts it, what happens, and what changes, and you can create clear, coordinated movement across your layout. In this post, we’ll explain each part, show how… Continue Reading →
Rebranding your website doesn’t require a full rebuild, though it often feels that way. Fonts are stuck in separate parts, colors are spread across sections, and spacing is hidden in individual settings. And after updating the homepage, you find other… Continue Reading →
You can build clean sections all day, but aligning elements across every screen size can start to feel more like trial and error than intentional design. Flexbox fixes that. It gives you real control over how elements sit, stretch, shrink, and… Continue Reading →
Divi 5 introduces a handful of smart new tools to help you work faster and design more freely. But with so much power at your fingertips, it’s easy to feel unsure about where to start, especially when updating an existing layout…. Continue Reading →
Brand colors usually start with hex codes being applied across headings, buttons, and backgrounds. It’s simple enough initially, but as the layout grows, you often need lighter color variations, hover states, or complementary accents. Managing that manually can get messy…. Continue Reading →
Making design updates shouldn’t feel like checking boxes. But too often, even something simple, like changing a button style or updating a font, means editing each module manually. It’s slow, repetitive, and easy to mess up. Divi 5 fixes that… Continue Reading →
Updating the design of a full layout pack sounds simple until you realize you have to change the same styles across five or six different pages. As these styles are applied as static values, even a small update, like changing… Continue Reading →
