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In Part 2 of our Mastering Flexbox series, we showed you how to create equal-height cards with aligned buttons using Align Items > Stretch, Justify Content > Space Between, and Grow To Fill. In this third installment, we’ll focus on one of the most important structure decisions in Divi...
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Most designers do not size things once. A heading that looks balanced at 56px on desktop can feel oversized on a phone, so you create a smaller mobile value, then a tablet value between the two. Then you repeat that work for font sizes, section padding, margins, gaps, border radius, widths, and...
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In Part 1 of our Mastering Flexbox in Divi 5 series, we explored the core settings in the Layout option group when using Flex as the Layout Style. Now it’s time to put those controls to work on one of the most common layout challenges in web design: building card sections where cards share a...
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One of the most valuable improvements in Divi 5 is its native Flexbox support. It gives you clean, visual control over layout structure directly inside the Visual Builder, reducing the need for custom CSS, duplicated sections, or manual spacing workarounds. This is the first part of our Mastering...
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Divi 5 gives you more control over reusable design systems, especially when you pair global variables with presets and consistent typography rules. In this free pack, you’ll get a complete Global Typography System for Divi 5 with two setup options: a Fixed Scale system and a Fluid Scale...
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When you generate font size variables in Divi 5, one of the most important choices is the scale type. Fluid, Fixed Responsive, and Fixed Single can all create a usable typography system, but they behave differently once those variables are applied across your site. The right choice depends on how...
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Contact Form 7 is one of the most widely used form plugins in WordPress, but styling those forms inside a Divi layout has not always been straightforward. The form logic lives in Contact Form 7, while the design usually depends on theme styles or custom CSS. Divi 5 closes that gap with the new...
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A well-designed form needs more than a background color and a font size. The field text, labels, placeholders, buttons, checkboxes, radio buttons, focus states, and checked states all need to feel like part of the same design system. Divi 5 makes that easier with new form styling options. Instead...
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I am excited to announce variable font support and many new text styling options for Divi 5! Divi 5 now supports the latest Google Fonts collection, including variable fonts and the dozens of new controls they provide. If you aren’t familiar with variable fonts, keep reading because they are...
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Gradients can do more than add decoration. Used well, they create depth, guide attention, connect brand colors, and make backgrounds, buttons, overlays, and text feel more intentional. Divi 5 makes gradients easier to create and manage with its new Gradient Editor, Gradient Variables, and Text...
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Image cropping sounds simple until the same image needs to work in different layouts. A portrait photo might look great in a team card but awkward in a wide banner. A landscape image might fit a blog grid but lose its subject on mobile. Cropping is less about cutting pixels and more about...
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Divi 5 makes it easy to create organized, interactive sections that keep important content easy to explore. In this free pack, you’ll get 4 Accordions & Toggles + Nested Elements designs that are perfect for FAQs, service breakdowns, process sections, feature lists, about sections, client...
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