Aurora Theme - Managing Page Content with Divi

Modified on Mon, 30 Mar at 4:37 PM

Introduction

The live view of the page content is constructed using various colour-coded frames:

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Color / Icon

Section Type

Description

1

Blue

Page Sections

Keeps the content within a set container/page width.

2

Green

Row/Column Sections

Located within blue sections; allows formatting the width of columns and rows.

3

Grey

Module/Module Group Sections

Tools used to create page content; found within green column sections. Edited about 90% of the time.

4

Lime Green

Global Sections

Any section type converted to a global version, appearing in multiple places site-wide; edits apply everywhere. Saved in the Divi Library in your CMS.

5

Green with Padlock

Code Sections

Locked sections not edited in the visual builder; for advanced custom development.

Hovering over each page element indicates which section you can directly click on for editing in the right-hand-side panel. To be sure you are selecting the correct element, click the settings cog icon which appear in the toolbar for each hovered element.


Divi Standard Modules
Lets take a look at some of the common (grey)modules available for customization:

Text Module

Each text module is pulling through the fonts we set at a top-level in the WordPress Customizer, which we have set up with suitable sizes for all devices following the steps:


1. Clicking the text module will immediately bring up a text editor in the right side panel settings.

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2&3. The editor has 2 sub-tabs Visual and Text. Visual will give you a representation of the final output, previewing size and weight of font.

 

If you are pasting text content into this area from elsewhere eg. another website or word document, you should first copy it into a plain text editor https://www.onlinetexteditor.com/ to strip out any styles that it may be holding.

 

The Text tab is for more advanced users as it displays the code that is styling the font.


Image Module/Backgrounds

There are 2 methods to adding/editing images on your website. You can use the Image module which simple allows you to select an image from the media library in the right settings panel. Or you can give a section or column a background image which fills the container.

1. Select the required section containing the placeholder photo.

2. In the section settings, in the first content tab scroll down to Background Image


4. In the Image tab, click the thumbnail image, and choose/replace your new image.

It is highly recommended you optimise your photos for web resolution so it doesn’t have a negative impact on your page loading speeds. WordPress will reduce super-large images to an extent but there are plugins available that will compress files to a minimum.

IMPORTANT: ALL STOCK PHOTOS ON THE DEMO SITE MUST BE REPLACED BY YOUR OWN PHOTOGRAPHY OR STOCK IMAGES YOU HAVE PURCHASED A LICENCE FOR.


Button Module

All the styles for buttons were previously set up in the Theme Customizer so unless you need to overwrite the styles (in Design tab) this is just a case of updating the button text and link, if needed. Most page buttons are currently using dynamic page links which may need editing.

1. Update the button display text.

2. If you require an outward link, click arrow icon to delete the dynamic link and then paste in your url to the link field.

3. Or to edit the dynamic page link (you can hover over it to see what page it is currently set to) simply click ‘Page Link’ in the link field.

4. Scroll down to ‘Page Link’ again then select the required page from dropdown.

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Call to Action Module

Call to Action modules offer a combination of title, description and button. If you click on the module you will see in the right side panel all the text fields are displaying placeholder content for you to customize.

 

1. Click directly on the module and you will see the settings panel appear.

2. Edit your title

3. Edit button display text if required

4. Add description text too if required

5. Edit button link (either manually or using dynamic link as per the button module)

6. Replace the background image from your media library

 

Blurb Module

The Blurb module is a combination of Image/icon, Title, and Description (text editor) then scroll down to Image & Icon menu to change your image from the media library.

 


IMPORTANT: ALL STOCK PHOTOS ON THE DEMO SITE MUST BE REPLACED BY YOUR OWN PHOTOGRAPHY OR STOCK IMAGES YOU HAVE PURCHASED A LICENCE FOR.


Accordion Module

Accordion and Toggle modules have very similar settings, the only difference is that accordions can reveal only one contents at one time – perfect for your FAQs page. Simply click on a title of your accordion item and the question and answer fields will display in the right side panel.

 

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 For a full list of Divi modules and descriptions visit here. 

Divi Custom Modules

Some elements in Aurora Theme have been custom created using a combination of various modules. Here is a quick guide to editing them.

Looped Blog Group

Instead of using the standard blog module, the latest news, blogs and offers grids have been custom built with Divi Loop Builder to create a custom design for Aurora Theme.

 

The Divi Loop function uses the layout created in column 1 (a group of modules)and duplicates it for all assigned posts in a grid. So if any changes are required they only need to be applied in the first column group which you can select elements freely with the cursor.


The blog items consist of several rows and columns which have been carefully constructed to work on all devices. You can make edits to any single module within the group and it will be apply to all items in the grid.

Group Carousel (Home Slider)

Rather than using the standard Divi slider module, Aurora Theme contains a group carousel which allows every slide to have varying content and formatting. 


This allows you to use the searchbar in slide 1 and then use other slides for messaging and call-to-actions.



The components of each slide are accessible directly through the visual builder. The best way to access these is by first making sure you have the group carousel selected via the top setting icon (1) then this allows you to use the slider arrows to navigate between the slides and edit them. Should you need new slides, it is best to duplicate an existing one (2).


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