There are a number of WordPress Page Builders available to build your new website. There are so many, where do you start? First of all, work out what functionality options you...
Log in at yourwebsite.com/admin with your username and password. Welcome to your new website. To login, go to your domain name/admin. For example, yourdomainname.com.au/admin (or...
If you need to change the category of a post, navigate to "Posts". You can change the category within the post editor (from the "Categories" box), but you can also change...
Add New Categories You can add categories on the fly from within your post editor, using the '+ Add New Category' link in the 'Categories' box. Edit and Add New Categories...
STEP 1: Navigate to “Forms” in your WordPress admin menu. STEP 2: Hover over your desired form in the list. An extra menu of options will display. Click on “Entries”....
How to remove or customise the default text from the Divi footer Your WordPress installation with the Divi theme by Elegant Themes will have a default footer: "Designed by...
How to add a saved section to a page from your Divi Page Builder LibrarySTEP 1: Log in to your WP Admin panel. yourdomainname/wp-adminSTEP 2: Navigate to "Pages". Then...
How to delete (or edit) a collapsed section from the Divi Page BuilderSTEP 1: Log in to your WP Admin panel. yourdomainname/wp-adminSTEP 2: Navigate to "Pages". Then click...
How to delete and move modules in the divi builderSTEP 1: Log in to your WP Admin panel. yourdomainname/wp-adminSTEP 2: Navigate to "Pages". Then click on the title (or...
How to Edit Text with the Visual BuilderSTEP 1: Log in to your WP Admin panel. You can navigate to the page you wish to edit from the front-end of your website (the published...
How to Edit a Sidebar Text Widget in WordPress In this example, we'll be editing an "About Me" section from a blog's sidebar. STEP 1: Log in to your WP Admin panel. Hover on...
How to Change your Divi Module's Admin Label A module can be given a custom label, so that it does not need to only display as "Module-Type" on your page builder. STEP 1: Using...