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A strong hero section does more than introduce a page. It establishes the visual language, hierarchy, and direction for everything that follows. In this free pack, you’ll get 7 UI Hero Sections for Divi 5 , built around bold interface-inspired compositions, structured typography, layered visuals, and modern product presentation. These designs work as starting points for SaaS websites, technology companies, software products, creative studios, agencies, and other digital-first brands. Import a hero, replace the sample copy and visuals, and adapt the colors and interface elements to your own project. The collection explores several different approaches to UI-focused hero design. Some put the interface itself at the center of the composition, while others use cards, dashboards, grids, and supporting content to build a stronger sense of product context. Preview Here’s a look at the seven UI Hero Sections included in the pack. The download is further down the post. The desi...

It’s official; the beta phases have ended, and Divi 5 has arrived. This isn’t the end; it’s a new beginning for Divi, and we are moving forward faster than ever with weekly updates. If you use Divi 5 , you’ll see a version 5.15  update notification today. If you want to get an early inside scoop, I often post progress reports in the Divi Theme Users Facebook group. Join us! What’s New In Divi 5.15? The update includes 89 bug fixes and improvements, as well as a major new feature: Components and Slots . Introducing Component and Slots Components and Slots have arrived, introducing a completely new way to build reusable designs in Divi 5 . 🎉 This is one of the most important updates to Divi since Variables and Presets! Components are the evolution of Divi’s Global Elements. They retain the power of globally synchronized designs while giving you much more control over what stays global and what can be customized on each instance. Detach settings ...

Grid Offset Rules control where items begin and how many rows or columns they span in Divi 5 . A rule on the container can widen every fifth card, stretch a featured item across two rows, or place an item in a specific column. Repeating rules also apply to matching items as content is added or generated by a Loop. The settings tell us what each rule does, but it can be harder to picture how several rules affect the same grid. The CSS Grid Editor makes that relationship visible. We can resize items to create rules, see which items an existing rule affects, and adjust its values as the layout responds. In this tutorial, we’ll read and edit Grid Offset Rules visually, create individual and repeating targets, and adjust their values for smaller screens. How Grid Offset Rules Work Before adding rules, it helps to understand automatic placement. In a basic grid with row-based flow and no placement overrides, child elements fill the available cells in each row before moving to the...