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How To Connect Instagram Feeds To Client Websites With Divi 5

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The Instagram Feed Module in Divi 5 is easy to add to a page. Connecting it to a client’s Instagram account is the more involved part because the module requires an Access Token generated through a Facebook App in Meta’s developer dashboard. Most of the setup can be completed without the client. Two checkpoints require the Instagram account owner’s login: accepting the tester invitation and authorizing the Access Token. Prepare everything else first, and you can handle both during one focused client call instead of creating a long chain of messages and follow-ups. In this tutorial, we’ll cover the complete agency workflow, including who should own the Facebook App, what to prepare in advance, what the client must do, and how to connect the account in Divi 5. We’ll also show you how to reuse a client’s existing Divi styles when designing the feed and keep the connection working after launch. Decide Who Owns The Facebook App First This decision a...

Divi AI Just Got Smarter (New Image, Text & Code Models)

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Divi AI just got a major intelligence upgrade . 🧠 We upgraded the underlying AI models that power Divi’s text, image, and code generation tools, greatly improving the quality of the content they produce. Generate photo-realistic images, create and edit website copy, write custom code, and more, all from the quick AI tools built directly into Divi. Recently, we released AI Agents for Divi 5 , introducing an entirely new way to build websites with AI. The agent can understand your website, interact with the builder, and perform complex tasks via a conversational interface using any model of your choosing. But sometimes you don’t need an agent. Not every task requires a conversation or a multi-step workflow. Sometimes you want to generate an image, rewrite a paragraph, or create a quick piece of custom CSS. That’s where Divi AI’s original quick tools shine, and now they are better than ever. Let me jump into Divi and show you what’s new. 👇 Better A...

Exploring Divi 5’s AI Agents

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Divi AI agents let you build and edit websites through conversation. Available inside Divi 5 , they work alongside your page in the Visual Builder and can make changes to the layout while you watch. Paste in a screenshot of a page you like and ask for a similar layout. The agent builds with sections, rows, and modules you can open, restyle, and keep editing by hand. The new feature uses Divi-specific tools to work with the builder’s structure and settings. It also supports selected WordPress tasks outside the builder, such as managing pages, posts, and menus. That gives you several ways to use it: creating a first draft, updating an existing page, organizing styles, or getting help with a Divi setting. In this post, we’ll connect a site and explore these workflows, along with the controls that help you guide and review the work. Where To Find Divi AI agents Open a page in the Visual Builder and look at the left sidebar. Click the agent icon to open the chat panel besi...

How To Add Search, Filters, And Sorting To Any Divi 5 Loop

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Search, filters, and sorting help visitors find specific content in a blog, product catalog, or directory. With Divi 5 , you can add these controls to a custom post loop using the Post Filter Module . In this tutorial, we’ll connect a filter form to a blog post loop, configure its search and category fields, add sorting controls, and style the form for desktop and mobile. The filtering tools are built into Divi 5, so this blog example needs no additional filtering plugin or custom code. What Do Search, Filters, And Sorting Do? Each control helps visitors browse a loop in a different way: Search finds content using a typed keyword. Filters narrow the results by criteria such as a category, tag, or custom field value. Sorting changes the order of the matching results, such as newest first or title A to Z. Baymard Institute’s research on product lists and filtering highlights how these tools help shoppers find relevant products. A blog or directory can use the sam...