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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 they fit together, and walk through a quick...
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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 pages needing the same changes. It’s...
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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 wrap inside a container, without constant adjusting of...
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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. You probably already know how to tweak spacing, adjust colors, and...
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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. The New Color System in...
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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 with Extend Attributes, an upgraded version of Divi...
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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 the font or adjusting section padding, becomes time-consuming when done...
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You’ve probably seen various CSS units in web code before, but understanding how they work lets you use them more intentionally. In this post, you’ll learn what CSS units really are, how they affect your layouts, and how using them inside Divi 5 helps you design more responsively. Divi 5 brings...
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If you’ve ever tweaked colors, padding, or fonts one module at a time, you’ve probably realized how slow, error-prone, and boring manual style changes can be. Divi 5 introduces a smarter way to handle it. With Design Variables and Find And Replace, you can update static styles across your...
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Meet Divi Assistant by Pee‑Aye Creative. This third-party plugin adds over 130 tools for accessibility, styling, UI upgrades, and dozens of user‑requested features to enhance your Divi workflow. Shaped by real user feedback, chances are the feature you’ve been wishing for is already...
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CSS variables are like reusable design ingredients. You define them once, as your brand colors, font sizes, or spacing, and then use them wherever needed. They save you from typing the same hex codes and pixel values across different sections. Their biggest benefit is how easy they are to update....
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Some CSS functions are powerful but rarely used, not because they’re difficult, but because easier alternatives are available. Calc() is one of them. It’s super useful but often overshadowed by clamp(). Calc() solves some layout problems that clamp() can’t touch. It’s great for...
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