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Everything You Need To Know About The Icon Manager In Divi 5

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A compass, a coffee cup, and a riverside marker can give a walking guide its own visual language. But which collection holds the right symbols when it’s time to add another route? The Icon Manager in Divi 5 puts our icon library in one place. We can add custom artwork and group the symbols a project needs into collections. Those collections appear in Divi’s icon picker, ready to use as we build. We’ll use a city-walk design to explore that workflow, from choosing a single icon to taking a whole collection to another website. What The Icon Manager Does And Where To Find It The Icon Manager organizes the icons available across your website. Divi Icons and Font Awesome provide starting collections. We can also create our own collections, grouping symbols to suit a client’s brand or a specific part of the site. For a city guide, a small collection could hold navigation symbols and landmark icons. The same collection would be available when editing another wal...

Introducing Divi Notes: Collaboration For Your Team, Clients and Agents

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Divi Notes brings feedback, conversations, and assigned tasks directly into Divi 5 . Attach a note to an element, discuss the change with your team, and resolve it when the work is complete. 🎉 It’s also a great way to leave contextual notes for yourself so you never forget a TODO. A request to update a headline belongs beside that headline. A question about a button belongs with that button. Notes keep those conversations connected to the design, giving everyone a clearer picture of what needs attention. You can organize feedback with categories, control your notifications, and ask the Divi AI Agent to work through tasks using the attached discussion. Let’s take a look. 👇 Leave Notes On Relevant Elements Right-click an element and choose Add Note . The Add Note window lets you confirm the element, write your note, choose an Assignee, and select a Category before clicking Submit.   You can also open Notes from the builder bar and use Add Note, then click on or...

Page-Wide Copy And SEO Improvements Using Divi AI Agents

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A vague headline or a generic “Learn More” button can leave visitors unsure what you offer. With Divi AI Agents in Divi 5 , you can revise headlines, service descriptions, and calls to action across a page from one conversation. Choose a search topic that matches your offer, then use it to guide the edits. Each change should help visitors understand your service or take the next step. We’ll use a fictional web design service page to show the process, with prompts and before-and-after examples you can adapt to your site. How Website Copy And On-Page SEO Work Together Clear writing helps visitors assess your service; on-page SEO helps search engines identify the page’s subject. A headline that names your offer and headings that organize the details support both goals. Use relevant search phrases where they help explain the service. Repeating them in every heading adds little for the reader. Google’s people-first content guidance emphasizes useful information writt...

10 Commands You Need To Add To Your Divi AI Agents Command Library

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Building a website often means repeating the same instructions across different pages. We ask for sections that match existing styles, revisions that preserve approved content, and layout checks before a client review. With Divi AI Agent Commands , we can save those instructions and reuse them whenever the same job comes up. Below, we’ll share ten Commands for common website tasks, explain when each one is useful, and show which details to supply for your own pages. What Are Divi AI Agent Commands? Divi AI agents work inside the Divi 5 Visual Builder and let us build and edit pages using plain-language instructions. We can ask an agent to add a section, adjust module settings, or review a layout, including details about what to change and what to preserve. We can save these requests as Commands, then type a slash (/) in the agent chat to select one from our library. Selecting a Command attaches it to the next request. Add an accompanying message and any relevant Context before se...