These are particularly good when you are starting out as you can choose the elements and then save your changes to your custom layouts. You can also choose from the range of done for you layouts. If you want to use a layout more than once all you do is save it to your library and load it up again the next time. Multiple layout optionsĪs you can see if you check through my topics and pages in the top menu, there are so many easy to build drag and drop layout options. I’ve tried various page builders and none offer nearly as many customization features. Standard subscription to Elegant Themes gives you access to all 87 themes and all their plugins for use on multiple sites. (I include the choice of this theme and many others for free when you order a WordPress site from me.). So it cost me nothing for the theme and plugins. I’m already a lifetime developer member of Elegant Themes because I use some on other sites. I’ll soon start working on the test site I set up to change it into a Divi and Divi Extra tutorial site. If the site is slow to load please bear with me as I turn off the cache program while working on it. I’m still tweaking it a little but it’s more or less done. If you look at the demo you’ll see my site is far different from the demo, but most of this is because of the inbuilt options. I couldn’t resist the flexibility and huge amount of customization options. **For Divi Powerful, make sure you create a page & choose it as Posts Page, in order for the Theme Customizer settings to work.After much thought I decided on the Divi Extra for my new theme. You get to choose your desired style for the blog list in the Posts Page & ability to add a dynamic header above the blog list. For Divi Powerful, you will get to style the archive / category / author / tag / search page (including Posts Page) in Theme Customizer > Divi Powerful Settings > Archive / Category Page Header and Archive / Category Page Blog List. It seems like you purchased our Divi Powerful Child Theme. But do note that the design will not apply to the category page, author page, etc. But if you wish to design yourself using Divi Builder, then you will need to leave the Posts Page settings empty. If you use Divi Builder to edit the Posts Page, nothing will happen, as it will just stick to the default PHP file styling. It uses the default PHP file to generate it & so you won't be able to edit it in Divi Builder.
Just edited my previous post.Īs for the Posts Page, basically if you create a page & select it as Posts Page, then that page will be auto-populated with the latest blog posts. Click to expand.My bad for not making a clear guide.
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