An update to Divi 5 released today now includes the Inspector. It lets you inspect an element to get an overview of its most essential attributes, including all child elements. You can then quickly change colors, fonts, sizes, content, and presets across everything.

The Divi team just finished adding Woo Cart and Checkout Modules to Divi 5. This was the last milestone for the beta. I looks like the plan now is to spend a few more weeks on bug fixes before moving out of beta.

A lot of people have been asking about this: Elegant Themes has launched CSS Grid For Divi 5 in their latest release!

Divi 5 public alpha 22 and 23 were released with two new features: Custom Attributes and Responsive Editor.

Divi 5 has a new Responsive Editor that looks quite good. It lets you quickly view, modify, and reset the responsive, hover, and sticky states for any setting while in any view mode.

There are three new modules for Divi 5: a Group Carousel module which allows you to create any type of carousel or slider using Divi 5’s new loop builder, a Lottie module for easy JSON-based animations, and an Icon List module for easy list creation.

The latest update on Divi 5 shares that they are now in bug fix mode preparing for the first beta in about a month. They hope to launch before the end of the year. The fix list is very long, so they are busy.

It is good to see ElegantThemes creating this type of tutorial so that their users will be ready to make full use of Divi 5.

Divi 5’s new loop builder has been introduced. You can loop any element, posts, terms, and even ACF repeater fields.