Effortlessly Transfer Markdown Content into Divi Sections

Written by Dan Mossop

If you're a fan of Markdown for its simplicity and efficiency, especially in tools like Obsidian, you'll love how seamlessly you can now bring that content into your Divi layouts. With the recent enhancements in Divi Copy and Paste, you can easily convert your Markdown documents into organized sections for the Divi Builder.

Transfer Markdown into Divi using Divi Copy & Paste

Divi Copy and Paste makes it simple to transfer your Markdown-formatted content directly into Divi. Here's a quick guide on how to do it:

1. Copy Your Markdown: First, copy the Markdown content from your preferred editor, like Obsidian.

2. Access Divi Copy and Paste: In your WordPress admin bar, hover over the "Paste into Divi" item added by Divi Copy and Paste.

3. Select "Section (from Markdown)": A menu will appear. Right-click on the "Section (from Markdown)" option and select "Paste."

4. Insert in Divi: In the Divi builder, click on the three-dot menu item in the settings of an existing section. Then click "Paste Section" in the menu to add your markdown content as a section immediately after this existing section.

The plugin will automatically transform your Markdown into well-structured text modules within a new section. Each major heading in your Markdown will start a new text module. Supporting text such as paragraphs or lists beneath a heading will reside within the same module. Markdown formatting, such as bold and italics, as well as lists and links, are converted to HTML to ensure proper display. Headings are preserved with the same level of hierarchy in HTML, and any code blocks are placed in their own text modules for clarity.

The "Section (from Markdown)" option is perfect for anyone looking to migrate content efficiently into the Divi Builder. Whether you're moving structured documents or entire sections of a webpage, this feature saves you the hassle of manual conversion and format adjustments.

This option is available in Divi Copy & Paste v1.2 upwards.

 

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Streamline Your Workflow with Divi Copy and Paste

Copying Markdown content and transforming it directly into organized Divi sections is now a breeze with the Divi Copy and Paste plugin. Say goodbye to tedious manual formatting and hello to efficiency. Perfect for quickly building structured layouts directly from your favorite Markdown editor.

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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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