Divi Extras

Sites that publish a lot of articles often struggle to present them clearly. Divi Extras addresses this by bringing modules that were previously tied to the Extra theme into the Divi Builder. You keep working in Divi, and you gain layout options built for posts, blog feeds and content-heavy pages, without switching themes.

The plugin adds seven new content-driven modules that control how posts are displayed and structured. You can organize large volumes of content so pages stay tidy, and build magazine-style homepages and blog streams using simple controls. It fits brands, bloggers and news-style sites that publish regularly and want a clean, consistent look.

Features

• Extra modules inside Divi: Brings the functionality of the Extra theme into the Divi Builder, so you can use its content-focused design options without changing your theme.
• Seven new post modules: Adds seven content-driven modules for presenting posts in different ways, giving you several layout choices for blogs, news pages and article-heavy homepages.
• Blog feed layouts: Includes Blog Feed Masonry and Blog Feed Standard modules, letting you arrange blog streams as a masonry grid or in a more traditional list.
• Tabbed posts module: The Tabbed Posts module groups posts under tabs, which helps you organize large amounts of content on a single page and reduces clutter.
• Carousel and slider modules: Post Carousel and Featured Post Slider modules let you highlight selected articles in a moving display near the top of a page or within a section.
• Posts module: A dedicated Posts module displays your articles in a structured format, useful for category sections and content areas on magazine-style layouts.
• Ads module: An Ads module lets you place advertisements within your pages as part of the layout, so they sit alongside your content in a planned position.
• No coding required: Controls are designed for users without coding skills, so you can build complex layouts in the Divi Builder while keeping control over the design.

Best for

• Bloggers who publish articles regularly on Divi
• News and magazine-style websites built with Divi
• Freelancers and agencies building content-rich Divi sites