Divi 5.11 Release Notes

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 5.11 update notification today.

If you want to get an early inside scoop, I often post progress reports in the Divi Theme Users Facebook group. Join us!

What’s New In Divi 5.11?

This is a quick follow-up to Divi 5.10. We implemented 18 bug fixes and improvements, along with four new modules!

Four New Modules

We released four new modules in Divi 5.11!

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.

Take the full tour. 👇

What’s Coming Next?

The Divi AI Agent is coming soon, and it will change everything.

With Divi 5, you will get the best of both worlds: an amazing visual interface and deep integration with the WordPress ecosystem, plus an AI-powered chat-based interface that allows you to orchestrate your own team of agents.

Divi’s AI agents have hundreds of skills and can work with you inside the builder just like a human.

Watch the latest sneak peek. 👇

Changelog

Here is a list of all fixes and improvements included in this update.

• Fixed Theme Builder Shop page templates not rendering on the frontend with WooCommerce 11.0.
• Added an Imagely Gallery module to Divi 5 with Visual Builder gallery selection and preview, full design controls, and Dynamic Assets-aware NextGEN resource loading.
• Added a native Divi 5 Gravity Forms module with Visual Builder preview, settings-driven form selection, and design controls for form output, validation, and paging controls.
• Fixed an issue where enabling Open in Lightbox on an Image Module with Grow to Fill sizing caused the image to shrink rather than fill its column.
• Fixed Visual Builder crashes caused by circular Global Color references and prevented those circular references from being created in the Variable Manager.
• Fixed an issue where the Link module displayed the link URL as visible text when Link Text was blank or reset, and fixed ET icon glyphs that were incorrectly HTML-escaped on the frontend for icon-only links.
• Fixed DevBot Slack notifications so pull request titles containing HTML tags or.
• Special characters now display correctly instead of breaking the message link.
• Fixed the first Blog loop post being converted to Divi Builder when a Theme Builder template with a Loop was saved from the page.
• Fixed the Return to Shop button not appearing on cart pages using Woo Notice and Woo Cart Products modules when the cart was emptied without refreshing the page.
• Fixed Global Link Variables rejecting SMS links that include a percent-encoded message body in the URL.
• Added a new Payment Button module with payment-specific settings while preserving Button design and behavior parity.
• Added a native Divi 5 Gravity Forms module with Visual Builder preview, settings-driven form selection, and design controls for form output, validation, and paging controls.
• Fixed Circle Counter module margin spacing issues when placed in flex containers without stretch alignment.
• Added CSS classes for flex alignItems property to Column, Section, Row, and Group modules, enabling better styling control for flexbox layouts.
• Added a new Charts module with table/CSV data input, multiple chart types, and comprehensive chart element styling controls.
• Fixed the desktop breakpoint being zoomed in by default when the widescreen breakpoint was enabled, instead of defaulting to 100% zoom.
• Fixed list items within text module rich-text fields; not inherited body text styles.

Jump Into Divi 5 Today

It’s official. Divi 5 is ready for production. Give it a try, and let us know what you think!

If you are brand new to Divi 5, we suggest familiarizing yourself with its many new features; there’s much to explore.

• The Divi 5 page provides a good overview of some of its most exciting changes.
• Our help center has nearly 200 articles focused on Divi 5.
• On the blog, the Divi Resources category features hundreds of long-form tutorials that explore every aspect in depth.
• On YouTube, we have many videos that walk you through each new update.
• Plus, our Fin chatbot is trained on everything and can answer questions instantly! Behind the chatbot is our support team, ready to chat with you and help you through the transition.