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How To Build A Grid Gallery In Divi 5

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Photos tell better stories when they sit in clean, organized grids. In Divi 5 , you can get there in two ways: use the Gallery Module for a fast, familiar setup, or use CSS Grid controls in the Visual Builder when you want more layout freedom. Grids handle the structure for you, and Divi gives you the design tools to turn a simple collection of images into a polished, responsive, and interactive design. In this post, you’ll learn how to configure grid settings, style your images, and build galleries that look great on every device, including hover effects, captions, and reusable presets. Here’s the breakdown. Grids In Divi 5 CSS Grid controls rows and columns simultaneously, unlike Flexbox, which is designed for a single axis at a time (row or column). With a grid, you can manage both horizontal and vertical placement simultaneously. Grid typically requires custom CSS and can be challenging to master. But not inside Divi 5. Divi 5 bakes CSS Grid directly into the Visual Builder. ...

Everything You Need To Know About Divi 5’s New Preset Manager

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Presets are  among the most powerful tools in  Divi 5 , enabling  you to build consistent, efficient, and scalable designs across your entire website. Whether you’re building a cohesive brand style, speeding up repetitive tasks, or managing complex projects, presets let you define them once and apply them everywhere. We’ve taken the system a step further with the Preset Manager . It puts you in control of your presets by consolidating them in one convenient location, ready for you to browse, create, edit, and organize. In this post, we’ll explain what the Preset Manager is, explore its key features, and show you how to use it. Let’s get started. What Is The Preset Manager In Divi 5? The Preset Manager is a dedicated feature in Divi 5 that gives you a single, centralized view of all presets on your site. Whether you’re working with Element Presets or Option Group Presets , everything appears neatly organized in one powerful interface. Subscribe To Our Youtube Chann...

How To Create Responsive Max-Widths And Content Wraps With clamp() In Divi 5

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Content needs boundaries. Without them, paragraphs stretch across 3000px-wide monitors, and line length turns into a chore. So you set a max width, test a few screens, and call it done. Then the in-between devices show up. Tablets, small laptops, and everything that sits between your breakpoints. The layout is technically responsive, but the text feels either too wide or too cramped. You add another breakpoint to patch it, and suddenly, a simple content wrap has four different width values to manage. That is where clamp() helps. In this guide, we will build responsive content wraps with clamp() in Divi 5 so your layouts remain readable across all screen sizes. Why Fixed Container Widths Can Create Problems Across Devices A 1200px container width looks clean on desktop monitors. Open that same page on a tablet, and the numbers don’t line up anymore. Your max width is set to 1200px, but the viewport is only 1024px. Something has to give. Most builders solve this with breakpoints. ...