How to Create a Responsive Block Design for Woo Product Pages with Divi

Last Updated on September 16, 2022 by 5 Comments

How to Create a Responsive Block Design for Woo Product Pages with Divi
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Now that you can use woo modules in Divi, the only limit is your imagination. Every dynamic woo module is customizable like all other modules inside the builder. In this post, we’ll show you how to recreate a creative block design for your product pages. The dynamic modules are grouped into a creative set that stands out from the dark background. You can also download the JSON file for free!

Let’s get to it.

Preview

Before we get started, let’s take a look at the design across different screen sizes.

Desktop

Mobile

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1. Add / Open WooCommerce Product

Product Details

Open up an existing product or create a new one. To recreate this block style design, you’ll need to have the following information filled in:

  • Title
  • Description
  • Price
  • Category
  • Attributes
  • Featured Image

The attributes tab is where the information for the woo additional information module is pulled from. To add this information, click on the attributes tab and create three custom attributes as follows:

  • Attributes:
    • Capacity: 250ml / 2 teacups
    • Material: Pure Copper
    • Condition: Normal Wear and Tear

The featured image must have the same color background as the color in the design.

Enable Divi Builder & Modify Page Settings

When all product details are filled in, go ahead and enable the Divi Builder. Change the page layout to ‘Fullwidth’.

Switch to the Visual Builder

Continue by switching over to Visual Builder.

Delete Default Product Section

Since we are creating a custom product page, go ahead and delete the default woo product section.

2. Recreate the Responsive Block Design

Add New Section

Background

The first step to recreate the design is to add a new section. Add a gradient background across different screen sizes.

  • Background: Gradient
  • Color 1: Light Gray #f2f6f5
  • Color 2: Almost Black #313131
  • Direction:
    • Desktop: 90%
    • Tablet + Phone: 180%
  • Start + Finish:
    • Desktop: 50%
    • Tablet: 40%
    • Phone: 30%

Sizing

Adjust the section’s sizing settings.

  • Width: 100%
  • Max Width: 100%

Spacing

Remove the default top and bottom padding too.

  • Top + Bottom Padding: 0vw

Visibility

Finally, adjust the section’s overflows.

  • Vertical + Horizontal Overflow: Hidden

Add Row #1

Column Structure

After setting up the section, add the first row with one column.

Sizing

In the design tab, adjust the sizing for different screen sizes.

  • Width:
    • Desktop: 50%
    • Tablet + Phone: 100%
  • Max Width: 100%
  • Row Alignment: Left

Visibility

Finally, set the horizontal and vertical overflow to visible.

  • Horizontal + Visible Overflow: Visible

Add Woo Breadcrumb

Content

Add the first module, the woo breadcrumb module.  Select ‘This Product’.

  • Product: This Product

Text

In the design tab, style the text as follows.

  • Text Font: Fenix
  • Text Color: Brown #594239
  • Text Size:
    • Desktop: 1vw
    • Tablet: 2vw
    • Phone: 3vw

Spacing

Add some spacing values for different screen sizes.

  • Top Margin: 3vw
  • Left Margin:
    • Desktop: 10vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 20vw

Add Woo Image

Add Content

Now it’s time to add the product image with a Woo Image module. In the content tab, choose ‘This Product’.

  • Product: This Product

Sizing

Continue by adjusting the sizing of the module.

  • Width: 100%

Visibility

Finally, hide the overflow.

  • Horizontal + Vertical Overflow: Hidden

Add Row #2

Column Structure

Add a second row with two columns.

Sizing

First, adjust the sizing.

  • Gutter Width: 1
  • Width:
    • Desktop: 53%
    • Tablet + Phone: 53%
  • Max Width: 100%
  • Alignment: Right

Spacing

Then, the spacing values.

  • Top Margin:
    • Desktop: -47vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 0vw
  • Left Margin:
    • Tablet: -5vw
    • Phone: -8vw
  • Bottom Padding:
    • Desktop + Tablet: 4.1vw
  • Left Padding:
    • Desktop: 0vw
    • Tablet: 16vw
    • Phone: 12vw
  • Right Padding:
    • Desktop: 0vw
    • Tablet: 0vw

Custom CSS

In the Advanced tab, add some custom CSS.

  • Main Element CSS:
    • display: flex;
display: flex;

Visibility

Finally, set the overflows to visible.

  • Horizontal + Vertical Overflows: Visible

Column 1 Settings

Spacing

Before adding any modules, adjust the spacing values in column 1.

  • Left Padding: 4vw
  • Right Padding: 0vw

Column 2 Settings

Spacing

Adjust the column 2 spacing values too.

  • Top Padding:
    • Desktop: 7vw
    • Tablet: 17vw
    • Phone: 28vw
  • Right Padding:
    • Desktop + Tablet: 15vw

Add Text Module to Column 1

Add Content

Now it’s time to add the modules. Start with a text module. Insert descriptive content for the product.

Text

Then, style the text.

  • Font: Fenix
  • Color: #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 1.3vw
    • Tablet: 2.6vw
    • Phone: 3.8vw
  • Letter Spacing: 1px
  • Alignment: Center

Sizing

Adjust the sizing of the module for different screen sizes.

  • Width:
    • Desktop: 50%
    • Tablet: 60%
    • Phone: 80%

Spacing

Also, adjust the spacing values as follows.

  • Top + Bottom Padding: 1vw
  • Left + Right Padding: 1vw

Border

Add a border to the module accordingly.

  • Border Styles: Top + Left + Right
  • Border Width:
    • Top + Left + Right: 2px
  • Border Color:
    • Top + Left + Right: Cream #f2eed0

Add Woo Title to Column 1

Add Content

Now, add a woo title module and choose ‘This Product’ in the content tab.

  • Product: This Product

Background

To style the module, add a dark orange background.

  • Background: Color
  • Color: Copper Orange #d66b00

Title Text

Then, modify the heading text settings.

  • Title Heading Level: H1
  • Font: Fenix
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 2.9vw
    • Tablet: 7.8vw
    • Phone: 13.9vw
  • H1 Letter Spacing: 1px

Sizing

Additionally, adjust the sizing of the module

  • Width: 100%

Spacing

Then, add some padding values.

  • Top + Bottom Padding:
    • Desktop: 2vw
    • Tablet: 3vw
    • Phone:4vw
  • Left + Right Padding:
    • Desktop: 2vw
    • Tablet: 3vw
    • Phone:4vw

Border

Finally, add a border as follows.

  • Border Styles: Top + Left + Right
  • Border Width:
    • Top + Left + Right: 2px
  • Border Color:
    • Top + Left + Right: Cream #f2eed0

Add Woo Description Title to Column 1

Add Content

Below the title, add a woo description module. In the content tab, choose ‘This Product’.

  • Product: This Product
  • Description Type: Description

Text

Then, style the text.

  • Font: Open Sans
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 08vw
    • Tablet: 2vw
    • Phone: 3vw

Sizing

Also, adjust the sizing.

  • Width: 100%

Spacing

Likewise, adjust the spacing.

  • Top + Bottom Padding:
    • Desktop: 2vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 3vw
  • Left + Right Padding:
    • Desktop: 2vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 3vw

Border

Similar to other modules, add a border.

  • Border Styles: All four borders
  • Width: 2px
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0

Add Woo Additional Info to Column 2

Add Content

Now it’s time to add the custom attributes with the woo additional info module. In the content tab, choose ‘This Product’.

  • Product: This Product

Text

Change the text settings as follows.

  • Font: Open Sans
  • Style: Italic
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 0.6vw
    • Tablet: 1.6vw
    • Phone: 2.2vw

Attribute Text

Then, style the attribute text accordingly:

  • Font: Fenix
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 1.1vw
    • Tablet: 2vw
    • Phone: 3vw
  • Spacing: 1px

Sizing

Also, adjust the sizing.

  • Width: 100%

Border

And finally, add a border.

  • Border Styles: Top + Right + Bottom
  • Border Width:
    • Top + Right + Bottom: 2px
  • Border Color:
    • Top + Right + Bottom: Cream #f2eed0

Add Row #3

Column Structure

Add the third row, with two columns.

Sizing

Before adding modules, adjust the sizing of the row for different screen sizes.

  • Width:
    • Desktop: 50%
    • Tablet: 87%
    • Phone: 93%
  • Alignment: Right

Padding

Also, adjust the padding.

  • Bottom Padding: 12vw

Column 1 Settings

Spacing

Continue by adjusting the padding in the first column.

  • Left Padding:
    • Desktop: 5vw
    • Tablet + Phone:12vw

Add Woo Price to Column 1

Add Content

Now, add the price of the product using the woo price module. In the content tab, choose ‘This Product’.

  • Product: This Product

Price Text

Then, style the text accordingly.

  • Font: Fenix
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Size:
    • Desktop: 1.5vw
    • Tablet: 3.5vw
    • Phone: 5vw

Sizing

Also, adjust the sizing of the module.

  • Width:
    • Desktop: 39%
    • Tablet: 45%
    • Phone: 54%

Spacing

Adjust the spacing as well.

  • Top Padding:
    • Desktop: 1vw
    • Tablet: 2vw
    • Phone:  3v2
  • Bottom Padding:
    • Desktop: 1vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 2vw
  • Left Padding:
    • Desktop: 1vw
    • Tablet + Phone: 2vw
  • Right Padding:
    • Tablet + Phone: 2vw

Border

Finally, add the border.

  • Border Styles: All four sides
  • Width: 2px
  • Color: Cream #f2eed0

Add Woo Add To Cart to Column 2

Add Content

The final module is a woo add to cart module. In the content tab, choose ‘This Product’.

Button Styles

Style the button as follows.

  • Custom Styles: Yes
  • Button Text Size:
    • Desktop: 1.3vw
    • Tablet: 3.5vw
    • Phone: 5vw
  • Text Color: Cream #f2eed0
  • Background Color: Copper Orange #d66b00

Button Padding

Then, add some padding values to the button.

  • Top + Bottom Padding: 0.5vw
  • Left + Right Padding: 1.5vw

Sizing

Last but not least, adjust the sizing of the module and you’re done!

  • Width: 100%

Preview

Let’s take a final look at the outcome across different screen sizes.

Desktop

Mobile

It’s a Wrap

That’s it! If your content is longer or shorter than the one in this tutorial, it might disrupt the spacing of the blocks. All you have to do is adjust the column settings so they fit better in the composition. We hope this tutorial inspires you to create more amazing Divi designs. Let us know in the comments if you have any questions.

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5 Comments

  1. Is Divi 4.0 required? Will older versions not allow the deletion of the standard WooCommerce modules?

    Thanks

  2. First, I like the design.

    One little niggle about the importing of design elements with Divi. Having two ways that aren’t interchangeable is a bit annoying. In some tutorial posts you import through the Divi Library in others you can do it directly into the current post. it would be nice if there was a consistant approach taken here.

  3. That’s not very useful as a product page template with ‘kitchenware’ inserted as non-dynamic text. Shouldn’t that somehow be pulled from the product details. Like a category or tag?

    • I’m sure that’s possible John-Pierre.

  4. That’s a really nice design Orana. I’m really glad about the latest 4.0 update!

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