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Defining Module Settings
Defining Module Settings

Learn how to define module settings using the field types provided by Divi.

Updated over a year ago

Note: This tutorial series is intended for advanced users. An advanced understanding of coding in PHP and JavaScript is required.

Module settings are defined in the get_fields() method of the module’s PHP class. A setting definition is simply an associative array of parameters.

Required Parameters

  • type (string) — The field type used to render the setting in the module settings modal

Optional Parameters

  • default (string) — Default value

  • description (string) — Description (localized)

  • id (string) — CSS id for the setting’s field

  • label (string) — Display name (localized)

  • option_category (string) — Option category slug (for the Divi Role Editor)

  • tab_slug (string) — Modal tab slug

  • toggle_slug (string) — Modal tab settings group toggle slug

Field Types

The Divi Builder has a comprehensive selection of field types for module settings. Below is a list of available field types, each with a screenshot and a list of any additional parameters that must be included in the setting definition.

The value to use for the type The parameter of the setting definition is in parenthesis next to each field type's name.

Text (text)

Select (select)

Select Field Parameters

  • options (array) — Option slugs mapped to their display names (localized)

Checkboxes (multiple_checkboxes)

Checkboxes Field Parameters

  • options (array) — Option slugs mapped to their display names (localized)

Toggle Button (yes_no_button)

Toggle Button Field Parameters

  • options (array)

    • off (string) — Display the name of the off-state (localized)

    • on (string) — Display the name of the on-state (localized)

Range Slider (range)

Range Slider Field Parameters

  • range_settings (array)

    • min (string) — Minimum value

    • max (string) — Maximum value

    • step (string) — Minimum distance between values when using the slider

  • validate_unit (bool) — Whether or not to validate the unit.

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