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Exploring Divi 5’s New Payment Button Module

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Divi 5 ‘s Payment Button Module lets you accept payments through PayPal or Stripe without setting up a full online store. Add the module to your page, connect your payment resource, and style the button in the Visual Builder. Visitors then complete their payment through the provider’s checkout. The module works independently of WooCommerce. It does not add a cart, manage inventory, or create WooCommerce order records. For donations, a single service, or a straightforward paid offer, that can be a useful alternative to building a storefront. Booking, ticket management, and digital delivery still need their own arrangements. In this post, we’ll explore the Payment Button Module, configure both payment providers, style a button for a service offer, and test the checkout process. You’ll also find downloadable layouts for the examples shown throughout the post. What Is The Payment Button Module In Divi 5? The Payment Button is a native Divi 5 module that sends vi...
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How To Build A Filterable WooCommerce Product Grid In Divi 5

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A product grid gives shoppers a way to browse your catalog. Search, filters, and sorting help them narrow that catalog to products that fit their needs. In Divi 5 , the Loop Builder lets you create custom product cards and repeat them in a grid, while the Post Filter Module provides the controls shoppers use to refine the results. Below, we’ll build a product grid that shoppers can search by keyword and narrow by category and price. Along the way, we’ll look at other controls you can add, including stock status, review ratings, product attributes, and sorting by price, popularity, or rating. You’ll need Divi 5, WooCommerce, and a few products in your catalog. Prepare Your Product Catalog WooCommerce must be installed and have products ready to display before you begin. If you need help with that, our guide to installing WooCommerce covers the setup, and the Divi and WooCommerce integration page explains how the two work together. Filters use data that already ...
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