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Exploring Divi 5’s New Timeline Module

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Timelines make sequences easier to understand. A company history, product roadmap, project phase, resume, onboarding process, or case study can all become easier to scan when each step follows a clear visual path. Divi 5’s Timeline module gives you a native way to build those layouts directly in the Visual Builder. You can add Timeline Items, choose a vertical or horizontal direction, style the track, markers, connectors, cards, and text, and use alternating layouts without custom CSS. In this post, we’ll explore how the Timeline module works, where its most important settings live, and how to build a responsive timeline you can reuse across your Divi 5 site. What Is The Timeline Module In Divi 5? The Timeline module is a native Divi 5 module for displaying a sequence of events along a connecting track. Each event lives inside its own Timeline Item child module. That means you can add, edit, duplicate, delete, reorder, and style individual items while still managing...
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How To Create Cross-Canvas Interactions In Divi 5

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Canvases and Interactions are two of Divi 5 ‘s most useful tools for building dynamic layouts without custom code. Canvases keep off-page content organized in separate workspaces. Interactions control when that content appears, changes, or responds to a visitor. Cross-Canvas Interactions bring those two features together. A trigger on your Main Canvas can show, hide, or change an element that lives on another Canvas. That lets you build cleaner pages, keep modals and panels out of the main layout, and still connect everything through the Visual Builder. In this post, we’ll explain how Cross-Canvas Interactions work and build a practical example: a button on the Main Canvas that opens a feature breakdown modal stored on a separate Canvas. What Are Divi 5 Interactions? Divi 5 Interactions let you add behavior to modules, rows, columns, and sections from the Advanced tab. Every Interaction has three main parts: Trigger: The event that starts the Interaction, such as ...
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