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Headers and footers appear across multiple areas of your site, so they are some of the templates you will revisit most often in Divi 5. A logo update, refreshed contact details, a new footer link, or a quick style adjustment are all small changes, but they used to interrupt your workflow by sending...
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Card carousels look deceptively simple: a row of cards, some navigation controls, and a bit of motion. But getting the structure, spacing, responsive behavior, and active-state styling right takes more work than it seems. With Divi 5, you can build this layout natively without relying on a...
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When you’re building complex sites, a few deliberate adjustments to your environment can save hours each week by reducing friction and keeping you focused on the work that matters. Divi 5 makes this easier with workspace tools that adapt to how you work instead of slowing you down. In this...
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You’ve clicked into a module to change some text. Now you need to edit the one next to it, so you close the settings and click into the neighboring module. Then you repeat the process for the third module in that row. Each edit requires opening settings, making changes, closing out, and...
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A tilt effect on hover is one of those small details that makes a layout feel considered. The image shifts with the cursor, pulls back slightly, and suddenly the whole page feels alive. Portfolio sites and product pages lean heavily on this effect, and for good reason: it keeps visitors engaged...
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Most of the time you spend in Divi 5, you’re deep inside one page. But site builds rarely involve just one page, and going back to the WordPress dashboard every time you need to manage another one pulls you away from what you were doing. That’s why we built the Page Manager as a...
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Your site needs a header, a footer, and templates for blog posts, products, and other content types. Divi 5‘s Theme Builder gives you a single workspace to design all these global parts, with new features that let you fully control your entire website’s look and functionality. This post...
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Skipping the process of assigning semantic wrappers can feel tempting. It often means building the page first, then going back to configure tags for each element, and repeating that work on every new section or page. Divi 5 removes this friction by using presets. You can define semantic tags once...
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Canvases were recently introduced in Divi 5, providing detached workspaces for building off-canvas menus, staging areas, modal popups, and more. Combine these Canvases with Interactions, and you have a complete system for controlling exactly how information flows while making your website...
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Design systems cut down the repeated work in website design. They give you a predefined set of design decisions for color palettes, spacing scales, typography, and more. Divi 5 introduced Design Variables in April 2025, letting you define these values globally. If you’re a web designer or you run...
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Your site is full of things people can click. Menus, buttons, icons, banners, and form submits. They can look identical, but the HTML underneath tells browsers, screen readers, and search engines what each element actually is. With Divi 5, you can control that meaning directly in the builder using...
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Search engines and assistive technologies rely heavily on your page’s HTML structure to understand what each part is for. When everything is wrapped in generic <div> elements, they get less structural context, which can make your content harder to interpret and navigate. Using <main>,...
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