Divi Rocks! (Part V) - Create your own "custom elements" in Divi
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In this video I demonstrate how you can create your very own set of "custom elements" in Divi. I use the term "element" loosely to mean visual blocks that you can create once, save to the Divi library, and use over and over in your posts and pages.
If you're a fan of Authority Hacker you'll notice that they're big on using custom elements in their blog posts, which really spices up the look and breaks up the monotony of only text and images that most blog posts have.
You can create all kinds of useful elements in Divi including:
Pros and cons boxes
Comparison lists
Feature boxes (like the one I made in this video)
Question mark feature boxes
Info feature boxes
...and much more.
I recommend creating a standard set of between 3 to 6 custom elements, getting them just right on all of the different views (desktop, tablet, mobile), and using those over and over.
It would be a huge misappropriation of time and energy to create new featured elements all the time, or build them each time from scratch. Simply create a few really good ones (or hire us to do it for you!) and watch your blog posts transform from boring white rice to flavorful paella .
If you'd like some help setting up your Divi site or custom elements, of if you need help with WordPress and your membership site, come visit us at MemberFix:
https://memberfix.rocks
And here is our service landing page:
https://memberfix.rocks/memberfix
If you need design help be sure to get in touch with our strategic partner, Lesly Garreau at https://dividesignservice.com
Thanks!
Vic Dorfman
Founder - MemberFix