[Resuelto] Split: Integration of the Divi builder inside the Views loop

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[Pat]

Hi Nigel,

One way to move forward could be to integrate the Divi shortcodes in the Toolset editor (as they are when you work on a page or article without using the Divi builder). This would help to place the Divi shortcodes easily and be able to built columns and different displays just by clicking on the needed shortcodes.
Regards
Pat

[Nigel]

Hi Pat

OK, I think that is a request that could be considered, registering the Divi buttons on the Loop Output editor to make it easier to insert the Divi grid shortcodes in place of using the Bootstrap shortcodes.

I'll re-assign this to Beda, who handles such requests.

[Beda]

The request is filed here for upvoting:
https://toolset.com/feature-request/integrate-divis-grid-shortcodes-to-the-loop-editor-of-views/
https://toolset.com/feature-request/?wpv_post_search=Integrate+DIVI+grid+ShortCodes+to+the+Loop+Editor+of+Views&wpv_sort_orderby=post_date&wpv_sort_orderby_as=string&wpv_view_count=686737

Note that you would (according to the DOC) design a Content Template with DIVI, and then call that in a View Loop, which makes this feature obsolete, however, I see the usage case you mention. Let's see what other users think.

[julianC-2]

Hey Beda,

you mentioned that you should design a content Template with divi and then call that template in a view loop.

However, I did not find a simple way to do so when using for instance the accordion from divi. In that case I could add the accordion in a content template. However, I will not be able to insert different items into the accordion - I could only have multiple accordions using your suggestion, right?

Is there any better way to do this?

Also related to: https://toolset.com/forums/topic/integration-of-the-divi-builder-inside-the-views-loop/