Divi 5‘s newest feature, Extend Attributes, is here, and it helps you make significant changes to your page design with just a few clicks.
Let’s explore what it is, how it works, and why it’s a must-have for Divi 5 users. Whether building a personal blog or managing a complex client website, this feature promises to streamline your process and elevate your designs.
If you’ve ever tried making your site look good on both phones and giant monitors, you’ve seen how spacing breaks, fonts shrink drastically or scale excessively, and elements either overwhelm or disappear. To fix all that, you end up writing a long list of media queries for one layout. That’s where clamp() can help.
It’s a CSS function that simplifies setting sizes. Instead of defining multiple values at fixed breakpoints, it lets you set a minimum, a preferred, and a maximum so that your elements scale fluidly as the screen changes. The best part is that they stay within your defined limits, so there are no layout inconsistencies.
In this post, we’ll explain how clamp() works, why it can often be more efficient than media queries, and how Divi 5 lets you use it without writing a single line of code!
Divi 5 is improving how you build websites with WordPress. The latest feature, Settings Search and Filtering, allows you to easily navigate Divi’s extensive settings to quickly find what you’re looking for. Designed to streamline your workflow, Settings Search and Filtering lets you easily locate and manage design options, saving time and boosting productivity.
In this post, we’ll dive into what this feature does, how it works, and why it’s helpful for Divi users. Ready to simplify your design process? Let’s explore everything you need to know about this Divi 5 feature.
We’re rolling out new Divi 5 features at a rapid pace, and each one is designed to improve performance, streamline your workflow, and bring powerful design capabilities to your fingertips. Need an overview? This post will tackle the Divi 5 exclusive features that are worth checking out. And this is only the beginning. We have exciting new features like Flexbox and the Loop Builder coming out soon. Our updates address common pain points we’ve heard from designers and developers who use Divi daily.
With Divi 5’s latest Alpha release, Design Variables have entered the Divi ecosystem as a new approach to managing design and content values on your websites. This has excited our users, especially those who’ve relied on Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) for years. Should you stick with ACF or switch to Divi’s Variables? Or can you use both simultaneously?
This post explains the difference and when you should use what. Let’s get to it!