Part 7 Of Mastering Flexbox: Building Flexible Button, Menu, And Link Rows
In Part 6 of our Mastering Flexbox course, we shared key tips for building responsive layouts in Divi 5 with cleaner structure, smarter breakpoint decisions, and real-content testing. Now, in Part 7, we’ll focus on smaller layout patterns that appear on almost every website: button groups, navigation menus, breadcrumbs, footer links, and tag rows. These elements look simple, but they can be tricky to make responsive because they often need to stay horizontal on Desktop, wrap cleanly on Tablet, and stack or expand on Phone without feeling cramped. With Divi 5’s Flexbox Layout System, you can build flexible button groups, menu rows, and link sections directly in the Visual Builder. By combining Layout Direction , Gap , Layout Wrapping , Column Class , Module Groups , and responsive sizing, you can create interaction-heavy rows that adapt across screen sizes without duplicating structures or writing custom CSS for common layout patterns. Let’s dive in. Why Button, ...