How to Change the Divi Preferred Sources Button Label

Written by Dan Mossop

In this guide we'll look at how to change the text shown on our Divi Preferred Sources Module button in Divi. A clearer call to action can help visitors understand what the button does, while the module's familiar Google icon and default appearance remain in place. The Divi Preferred Sources module is provided by a dedicated plugin rather than being a standard Divi module, and this guide shows how to update its label without code.
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Customize the Divi Preferred Sources Button Label using the Button Text Setting

This method uses the module's built-in "Button Text" field to replace the default label. You can tailor the wording to your site while leaving the existing button styling unchanged unless you choose to customize them separately.

This method has been tested on, and is compatible with, Divi 5.

Get the Module

The Divi Preferred Sources module is provided by our dedicated plugin. If the module is not already available on your site, download and install that plugin so you can add and configure the module. If you already have it installed, you can continue with the next step.

You can get the plugin here:

Add the Preferred Sources Module

In the layout where you want the button to appear, open the module picker and locate the "Preferred Sources" module. Select its tile to add it to the page.

Open the Module Settings

Select the Preferred Sources module in the builder canvas to open its settings. This is where you can edit the button label and other module options.

Divi Preferred Sources Module button text setting

Change the Button Label

Open the "Button" section and locate the "Button Text" field. Replace the default text with a label that clearly describes the action for your visitors. For example, you could enter "Follow Our Site on Google". Adapt the wording to suit your site's call to action – the example text is not required.

Changing the text leaves the module's Google icon and default button styling in place.

Save the Changes

When the label looks right in the builder, open the "Save" dropdown in the page bar and choose "Save". If you are working on a page that has not yet been published, use the builder's publish option as needed so you can check the live result.

Check the Button on the Live Page

Exit the builder and open the page on its live front-end view. Locate the Preferred Sources button and confirm that your custom label is visible.

Conclusion

Your Preferred Sources module now uses a clearer custom button label while keeping its existing appearance. If you have a related customization in mind that this guide does not cover, leave a comment or get in touch and we'll be happy to help.

About Dan Mossop

Dan is a Scottish-born web developer, now living in Brisbane with his wife and son. He has been sharing tips and helping users with Divi since 2014. He created Divi Booster, the first Divi plugin, and continues to develop it along with 20+ other Divi plugins. Dan has a PhD in Computer Science, a background in web security and likes a lot of stuff, 

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