If you’re a fan of WordPress, and you build sites professionally, you’ve almost certainly encountered Divi; Elegant Themes’ flagship theme and builder. We’ve covered the release of several versions, and so we were eager to try out the latest version to be announced: Divi 2.7.
In a nutshell, Divi 2.7 comes with an advanced theme builder for WordPress, that not only enables you to customize content, but uses the same user-friendly dashboard to customize the look of your site without having to switch themes. It allows for unlimited layout possibilities, and boasts fluid content areas so that Divi produces fully responsive sites, meaning your designs will look great on any device.Divi Leads
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Enhanced portability
Several versions ago, Elegant Themes introduced Divi Library to the feature set. Divi Library made it possible to save, and export Divi designs, even to other sites. New in version 2.7 is an enhanced export and import process, allowing you to transfer very specific configurations from one site to another. This is a godsend for professional WordPress designers who can now develop prototype themes to be used as the basis for new client projects, fast-tracking new site development. Anyone migrating servers will also find the enhancements invaluable.Supercharged Divi Builder
At the heart of Divi is Divi Builder, a plugin that allows you to insert, remove, and edit content blocks; meaning that even non-coders can create unique designs without touching a line of code. Until now, Divi Builder allowed you to edit settings for different modules. New in Divi 2.7 are page-wide settings, enabling you to customize whole pages in a few clicks, supercharging your workflow. Divi Builder still operates with a familiar drag and drop process, but that doesn’t mean it’s basic. Anything that can be set in CSS can be set in the advanced features of every Divi Builder module. They can be accessed via panels, but many options can also be accessed with a right-click, a huge time-saver for power-users.Designing in Divi
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Conclusion
We see many resources for WordPress released, some good, some bad. What distinguishes the two is usually how committed the developers are to supporting the product long-term. It’s been several years since Divi first burst onto the scene, and in that time, the number of new features released demonstrates Elegant Themes’ commitment to the product. Is Divi 2.7 perfect? No, it’s hard to see how a single product could be perfect for every designer. However, Divi 2.7 is a fully rounded, mature product, with a diverse set of features. What’s more, based on its track record, there’s more to come… If you’re a designer working in WordPress, Divi 2.7 could be the theme builder you always wanted. To try out Divi 2.7 for yourself, just sign up for Elegant Themes membership; not only will you get full access to Divi 2.7, but the whole of Elegant Themes’ theme collection! [-- This is a sponsored post on behalf of Elegant Themes --]WDD Staff
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