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Divi 5 lets you style forms as part of a larger design system instead of repeating the same decisions in every module. With new form field options , dedicated Input, Checkbox, and Radio option groups, focus and checked states, Design Variables , and the Preset Manager , you can style form fields once and reuse those decisions across your site. In this tutorial, we’ll build a reusable form styling system in Divi 5. You’ll style inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons, focus states, checked states, and form buttons, then save everything as presets you can manage from one place. Build A Reusable Form Styling System In Divi 5 Divi 5 changes how form styling is structured. Previously, Divi form modules used a single Field option group, and the available controls could vary depending on the module or field type. Divi 5 replaces that older structure with dedicated Input, Checkbox, and Radio option groups. That gives each field type its own styling controls. Inputs can have their own backgrou...

Welcome back to the Divi 5 Mastery Course. In Parts 5–9, we built the coworking space website’s homepage, header, footer, global templates, and core inner pages. Then, in Parts 10–11, we strengthened those layouts with Flexbox and CSS Grid . Responsiveness was part of the build all along, but this final pass is where we refine everything. The goal is to make the site feel polished across phones, tablets, desktops, wider screens, and the breakpoints in between. In this part, we’ll audit the full site, fine-tune key layouts, use Divi 5’s responsive tools, and keep global consistency with your Design Variables and Presets . By the end, your site will be much closer to launch-ready. Let’s dive in. Divi 5 Responsive Tools You’ll Use Most Divi 5 includes a focused set of responsive tools for editing layouts across different screen sizes. Since we used many of these while building the site in earlier parts, this section is a practical recap before the final audit. Customizable Respon...