by dan | May 4, 2021 | Divi for Developers
Divi's developer documentation describes how to control the Custom CSS Fields for a module's settings. There's a built-in filter for modifying these fields, which you can use like so: add_filter("{$slug}_custom_css_fields",...
by dan | May 4, 2021 | Divi for Developers
Divi's developer documentation describes how to control the Advanced Field Types for a module's settings: that is, how to add / control advanced options such as background and font options to Divi modules. There's a built-in filter for modifying these fields, which...
by dan | Jan 10, 2018 | Divi for Developers
Changing the Divi Role Editor Defaults The Divi Theme comes with a role editor that lets you control which user roles (administrator, editor, contributor, etc) can use which Divi features. By default, everyone has access to everything and you must explicitly disable...
by dan | Aug 27, 2016 | Divi for Developers
For developers of custom Divi modules, here's a quick tip that may save you some hassle along the way. Divi Builder caches modules in the browser's local storage to improve performance. However, as a custom module developer, you may find that changes you make to your...
by dan | May 4, 2016 | Divi for Developers
In my earlier post, I described how to detect if the Divi Builder is in use on a given post / page edit screen. But what if you want to actually detect when the user enables / disables Divi Builder editor? It can be done as in the following way. Adding jQuery to the...
by dan | May 2, 2016 | Divi for Developers
I've spent a lot of time posting tips to help Divi users make the most out of the Divi Theme. Now, that there are an ever-growing number of developers working on some damn cool Divi plugins, I've decided to start posting tips for Divi developers too. To kick things...
