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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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The top navigation bar sits at the center of everything you do in Divi. So even small changes to how it’s organized can shift the entire editing experience. As Divi 5 brought in more tools and shortcuts, the top bar started carrying too much at once. Finding something as simple as the preview...
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The Divi 5 Public Beta is available today. If you prefer the experience to Divi 4, it’s ready for use. If you use Divi 5, you’ll notice an update notification for Public Beta 9. We release new Divi 5 versions every two weeks, and each one improves upon the last. If you haven’t...
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Off canvas menus appear everywhere on the web, but building one that works smoothly on desktop often means fighting with custom CSS or patching together mega-menu workarounds. Divi 5 handles this differently with Canvases and Interactions. We’ll build a global off canvas services menu...
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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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Responsive design often comes down to controlling how elements shift, wrap, and space themselves across different screens. Divi 5 introduces Flexbox as its core layout system, giving you control over layout flow and alignment at the container level. While block-style layouts lock you into fixed...
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I am excited to announce the release of the Command Center for Divi 5. Mastering it feels like unlocking a superpower, giving the term’ power user’ true meaning. You can quickly execute commands such as adding elements, navigating your website, jumping to specific settings, opening...
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Most images on your site need nothing more than what Divi already does. Add an Image Module, style it, and you’re done. But there are times when you want to group an image with a caption in a way that your HTML explicitly defines as a single unit. That’s where figure and figcaption come...
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Today, we are introducing new menu components, menu looping, and selector-based targeting and breakpoint triggers to the interaction builder. These new features, along with Divi 5’s broader systems like canvases and semantic elements, all come together to give you the freedom to build any type of...
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Header and footer elements are commonly understood as page-level structure. A site has one header, one footer, and the rest of the layout lives in between. Most people stop there. In HTML5, though, <header> and <footer> go further. They can describe structure within individual sections...
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Divi’s Menu module handles many navigation needs, but sometimes you want more options and control. Custom header designs, unique hover effects, or specific semantic HTML requirements can push you beyond what the Menu Module offers. Divi 5‘s semantic elements and HTML wrappers let you...
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Today’s Divi 5 update is all about caching. Caching problems are annoying and challenging to solve when Divi isn’t handling caching. Sometimes, you just have to clear the cache. But that doesn’t mean we can’t try to make your life easier, and today’s update does just that. To put it...
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