Stay up to date with our most recent news and updates
A product grid gives shoppers a way to browse your catalog. Search, filters, and sorting help them narrow that catalog to products that fit their needs. In Divi 5, the Loop Builder lets you create custom product cards and repeat them in a grid, while the Post Filter Module provides the controls...
View Full Post
Divi AI agents use purpose-built tools to work with your layouts, design settings, and WordPress content. A single request can involve several of them: reading the page structure, locating the right modules, changing their settings, and checking the result. You do not need to memorize the catalog...
View Full Post
The Instagram Feed Module in Divi 5 is easy to add to a page. Connecting it to a client’s Instagram account is the more involved part because the module requires an Access Token generated through a Facebook App in Meta’s developer dashboard. Most of the setup can be completed without...
View Full Post
Divi AI agents let you build and edit websites through conversation. Available inside Divi 5, they work alongside your page in the Visual Builder and can make changes to the layout while you watch. Paste in a screenshot of a page you like and ask for a similar layout. The agent builds with...
View Full Post
The Instagram Feed Module brings Instagram galleries directly into Divi 5. Connect an account, choose how many posts to display, and style the resulting feed directly inside the Visual Builder. One of the module’s biggest advantages is how deeply it connects with Divi 5’s newer image...
View Full Post
You build the homepage first. Then an about page, then a contact page. By the third one, you have the rhythm of it: drop in a section, add your content, style it, publish. One page, one design. Then you get to the blog. The rules change without warning. You are not designing a page anymore. You are...
View Full Post
Ask around right now whether AI is going to kill WordPress, and you’ll get wildly different answers depending on who you ask. Somewhere out there is a LinkedIn post you’ve probably already seen, arguing WordPress is basically dead — that nobody in their right mind would start a new...
View Full Post
A client hands you a logo, maybe a short brand guide, and a few approved hex codes. You open Divi 5, start building in the Visual Builder, and quickly realize the issue is not the layout. It is color variation. A brand color on its own is rarely enough for a full website. You need lighter versions...
View Full Post
Images are one of the few elements that touch almost every part of a build: hero sections, blog grids, team pages, product listings, portfolio cards, galleries, icons, backgrounds, and call-to-action sections all live or die on how their imagery is handled. In Divi 5, the image system is more...
View Full Post
When you’re running a blog, the theme underneath it should do two things at once: get out of your way while you’re writing, and give you room to make the site look like yours instead of looking like a template. Starting a blog today is much different from it was a decade and a half ago. As...
View Full Post
Have you ever used a variable font before? A traditional font family gives you a fixed set of styles: maybe Light, Regular, Medium, and Bold. If you want something between Regular and Bold, you usually need another font file, and if that exact weight does not exist, you compromise. Variable font...
View Full Post
Theme builders give you visual control over the parts of your site that themes normally lock down: headers, footers, blog archives, product pages, 404s, and everything in between. Instead of editing PHP files, you control it all through drag-and-drop editing. Though I’ve never built a custom...
View Full PostWe offer a 30 Day Money Back Guarantee, so joining is Risk-Free!
Copyright © 2026 Elegant Themes ®