As a designer or creative, it’s always a good idea to have a portfolio to show your work online. In the digital era that we’re living in, building a personal brand is a great way to set yourself apart from the competition. Bearing this in mind, using Divi to create your portfolio website is a great idea. Divi has two native modules that can help you build your portfolio. We have the Portfolio Module, as well as the Filterable Portfolio Module. Both allow you to showcase your portfolio in two ways. While the Portfolio Module is a good way to show your work, the Filterable Portfolio Module allows you to showcase more of your work and comes with a filter that will enable you to better present your work in a more organized way. By default, our portfolio modules showcase your work in either one or four columns, depending on the layout you choose. However, in this tutorial, we’ll be using CSS to change columns in Divi’s portfolio module.
In this tutorial, we’ll be using Divi’s Filterable Portfolio Module within the FREE Print Designer Layout Pack. Specifically, we’ll be using the Print Designer Gallery Page Template from the layout pack. There are two layout styles within Divi’s portfolio Modules. The Grid Layout comes with four columns. The Full Width Layout comes in one column. We’ll be using the Grid Layout and CSS to change columns in Divi’s portfolio module. With CSS, we’ll change the columns within the module to 2, 3, 5, and 6 columns. The module will also be mobile responsive for both tablet and mobile devices.
