The Options Group Presets are like element presets, except they can stack on top of elements and be used across all element types to apply a shared style or define your website’s base styles, such as buttons, title text, and body text.
What Are Divi Presets?
In Divi 5, a preset is a collection of styles that can be applied to various elements (modules, columns, rows, and sections). You can modify your default presets to style the foundational elements of your website and create additional presets for specific variations. When a preset is updated, all elements utilizing that preset are simultaneously updated, greatly enhancing the efficiency of designing and managing your websites.
Element Presets vs Option Group Preset
Element Presets
Element Presets are collections of design choices (styles) that can be applied to the same element type.
Example: You can create an element preset for the Text module and change the Background, Text, and Spacing options. However, this preset can only be applied to another Text module(s). You cannot apply an element preset created for the Text module on a Blurb module.
Option Group Presets
The Options Group Presets are just like Element Presets, except they are for individual option groups.
Example: Instead of defining those repeatedly, you can create a title text preset and apply it to any module that supports the Title Text option group. The same goes for background styles, buttons, and other option groups. It’s similar to creating and adding a CSS class to multiple HTML elements.
Create an Option Group Preset
Open any element settings by clicking the Gear icon
or the element itself.Hover over the option group name for which you want to create an option group preset and click the Preset icon
.Click the Add New Preset button.
(optional) Give it a meaningful name and make the design changes you want.
Click the Save Preset button.
Assign an Options Group Preset
Open the element's settings by clicking the Gear icon
or the element itself.Hover over the option group to which you want to apply an option group preset and click the Preset icon
.From the Option Group Preset list, choose the preset you want to apply.
Edit an Option Group Preset
Open the element's settings by clicking the Gear icon
or the element itself.Hover over the option group with the option group preset you want to edit and click the Preset icon
.Choose the option group preset you want to edit and click the Gear Icon
After making the required changes, click the Save Preset button.
Note: Changing the Option Group Preset will apply the changes to all elements that use the edited Options Group preset across your entire website.
Option Group Preset Actions
For each Option Group Preset, you can perform the following actions:
Change Preset Settings: Click the Gear icon
to edit the selected preset.Update the Preset with Current Styles: Click the Update icon
to update the selected preset with the static styles (styles applied outside the preset).Duplicate Preset: Click the Duplicate icon
to duplicate the selected preset.Delete Preset: Click the Trash icon
to delete the selected preset.Make Preset Default: Click the Star icon
to set the selected preset as default.