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Gradients can do more than add decoration. Used well, they create depth, guide attention, connect brand colors, and make backgrounds, buttons, overlays, and text feel more intentional. Divi 5 makes gradients easier to create and manage with its new Gradient Editor, Gradient Variables, and Text...
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Image cropping sounds simple until the same image needs to work in different layouts. A portrait photo might look great in a team card but awkward in a wide banner. A landscape image might fit a blog grid but lose its subject on mobile. Cropping is less about cutting pixels and more about...
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Divi 5 makes it easy to create organized, interactive sections that keep important content easy to explore. In this free pack, you’ll get 4 Accordions & Toggles + Nested Elements designs that are perfect for FAQs, service breakdowns, process sections, feature lists, about sections, client...
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Timelines make sequences easier to understand. A company history, product roadmap, project phase, resume, onboarding process, or case study can all become easier to scan when each step follows a clear visual path. Divi 5’s Timeline module gives you a native way to build those layouts directly...
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Canvases and Interactions are two of Divi 5‘s most useful tools for building dynamic layouts without custom code. Canvases keep off-page content organized in separate workspaces. Interactions control when that content appears, changes, or responds to a visitor. Cross-Canvas Interactions bring...
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It’s official; the beta phases have ended, and Divi 5 has arrived! This isn’t the end; it’s a new beginning for Divi, and we are moving forward faster than ever with weekly updates. If you use Divi 5, you’ll see a version 5.8 update notification today. The majority of our...
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Divi 5 already gives you useful ways to work with icons, SVGs, masks, and background design. The native SVG module lets you add SVG markup and style it with Divi controls, while Divi’s mask and background tools give you more ways to shape images and sections. But some projects need more...
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Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVGs, work differently from regular image files. A PNG or JPEG stores pixels. An SVG stores vector instructions, which is why a logo, icon, or illustration can stay sharp on a phone screen, a desktop monitor, or a large display. That flexibility makes SVGs useful for...
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Divi 5’s new menu tools let you build navigation from smaller, more flexible pieces instead of relying on one all-in-one menu module. That matters most on responsive sites. A desktop header, dropdown menu, and mobile overlay do not always need the same structure. With the Link module,...
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Divi 5 makes it easy to create organized, interactive sections that help visitors explore related content without overwhelming the page. In this free pack, you’ll get 4 Tabs + Nested Elements designs that are perfect for service breakdowns, product details, feature comparisons, process sections,...
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Building a color palette in Divi 5 no longer has to start with a blank canvas or a separate color tool. With the Variable Generator, you can start with one primary color, choose how the rest of the palette should relate to it, and save the result directly to Divi’s Variable Manager. That...
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Divi 5 gives you more ways to build custom navigation without relying only on the classic Menu module or third-party plugins. With newer menu components, Interactions, and Canvases, you can design navigation as part of the page instead of forcing every menu into one preset structure. That...
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