If you use the Divi Theme Builder, then you have more than likely customized sidebars and headers and footers, used dynamic post content and many other amazing features to make each and every page and post unique. Unfortunately, when this is the case, the Divi Theme Builder can get a bit cluttered, and the designs can be somewhat hard to find. We want to show you some ways you can organize your templates so that you can keep your theme builder dashboard under control.
How to Organize Your Divi Theme Builder Templates
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