Quick Access To Divi Builder Functions

Whenever you right-click on something with the Divi Builder or Visual Builder enabled, whether a Module, Row or Section, you will get a list of different actions that can be performed.

These actions include:

You may already be familiar with many of these functions, as they're fairly common. We've added them to the Right Click controls for your convenience.

This way, you don't have to dig into the module settings to access commonly-used features.

Some of the functions, however, are unique to Right Click and are only available when right-clicking. These include:

Any action you take within the Divi Builder can be undone, and any undo can also be re-done.

Undo & Redo controls (also available using the editing history button in the main page controls that hover at the bottom of the enabled visual builder interface) can also be accessed when right-clicking.

The option to save an element to the Divi Library has been added to Divi's right-click controls for convenience.

This feature allows you to save items to the library without opening the relevant settings box.

Any Module, Row or Section can be disabled. Once an item is disabled, it will appear to fade into the background.

This reduced opacity indicates that the element is disabled but allows you to see and edit it while the Divi Builder is activated.

When this action has been saved and the visual builder exits, the disabled element will disappear altogether. Disabling is a great way to remove things from view without actually deleting them in the builder. They can then be re-enabled in the future.

Locking is a function only available via Divi's right-click controls. Once an item has been locked, it cannot be moved, edited or deleted until it has been unlocked.

Only users with the Administrator role can lock and unlock items. This means you can assign your clients a lesser role, such as Editor, and they will only be able to edit items that have been locked.

This is a great way to control what your clients can and cannot edit. Often, you might want to lock everything except for text modules, for example, which would allow your client to edit their content but would not allow them to adjust the settings of more advanced modules.

With Divi's right-click controls, you can copy any Module, Row, or Section from one area and then paste it into another.

You can even copy and paste just the style of an element and copy it onto another element of the same type.

These copy-and-paste features will save you loads of time and boring repetition!