I am excited to announce the release of four new modules for Divi 5!
The charts module lets you build interactive charts in nine different formats and manage data using a brand new tabular data editor.
The Gravity Forms and Imagely modules add native modules for two of the most popular plugins in the WordPress ecosystem, making it easy to add and style custom forms and galleries inside the builder.
Finally, the payment button provides a simple way to configure PayPal and Stripe payment buttons.
There’s much to explore, so let me jump into the builder and give you the full tour. 👇
Four New Modules for Divi 5
Our team is crushing it on the module front. Last week we released two new modules, and now we are back with four more!
Charts
The charts module makes it easy to add interactive charts and visually display data to your visitors.
There are nine chart types to choose from (Line, Area, Bar, Radar, Pie, Doughnut, Polar Area, Scatter, and Bubble), along with a full suite of design settings for customizing your chart design.
And with the charts module, there is more than meets the eye. Not only can you create a variety of interactive charts, but you can also manage tabular data using a brand new table editor. You can quickly populate charts by uploading a CSV file, or jump in and manage the chart’s data source at any time from within the builder using a sleek interface.
Gravity Forms
When you have Gravity Forms installed, you will find a new Gravity Forms module in Divi’s module list.
You can use it to embed any of your Gravit Forms forms and style them using Divi’s wide range of design settings.
With the addition of form field presets and pseudo-class editing, you now have full control over the default appearance of your website’s forms. When you add a form using the Gravity Forms module, it will automatically match your website’s design. Easy!
Imagely
Much like the Gravity Forms module, the Imagely module makes it easy to embed Imagely galleries and style them using all of Divi’s design settings and presets.
Imagely offers a variety of gallery types, including sliders, and the module gives you control over the elements of each.
The payment button module is very simple and lets you configure payment buttons for PayPal and Stripe. It makes it easy to accept payments directly without using a complex e-commerce plugin, assuming you don’t need to manage products and fulfillment on your WordPress site.
While this module is incredibly simple at the moment, it may serve as a base for better out-of-the-box ecommerce functionality in the future.
Try Divi 5 Today
Complete site editing is now available for Divi 5. Give it a try and let us know your thoughts.
We rebuilt Divi from the ground up and packed it full of dozens of your most requested features. Forget everything you thought you knew about Divi, because Divi 5 is an entirely different beast.
Have You Tried Divi 5’s New Loop Filter Modules?
We released new Loop Filter modules last week.
Divi 5 has a very powerful loop-building system, and today that system becomes even more versatile. Now, users can search, filter, and reorder loops on the front end. You can build custom forms that query post content, taxonomies, and custom fields, adding an entirely new dimension to loops.
Watch this video for all the details. 👇
More Divi 5 Updates Are On The Way
The features keep coming, and we aren’t slowing down anytime soon!
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Super cool additions to the modules, many thanks. Not ony does modules allow graphical elements to be more meaningful, but I would imagine help improve loading times because one no longer needs to make screesnhots for insertion. Well played, thanks and kudos to the team.
Please do a Bit Form integration, one of the best form plugins right now
The next module? Toolset Views module? Hint hint. Or, a comprehensive php loop editor attached to the loops functionality so we can code our own parent child loop queries.