The integration between Toolset and Divi theme makes it easy to add custom content to Divi and display it, on the front-end. You can use Divi Builder with Toolset to design templates for your custom post types and archive pages.
Problem: I am using a Divi global module from my Library in the contents of a custom post. I also have a WordPress Archive for this post type where the Content Template for the Loop is designed with Divi Builder. I have inserted the wpv-post-body shortcode in the loop, followed by another shortcode wpv-post-title. Any shortcode after the wpv-post-body shortcode will display information from the wrong post on the archive.
Solution: Divi global modules seem to cause problems with post context, so you should add an explicit post ID attribute to any Toolset shortcodes that follow the wpv-post-body shortcode.
I am trying to build a custom post type and use a Divi module called "Gallery" in posts. When I add the Gallery module and then choose "update Gallery" the WordPress Edit Gallery shows that ALL media images are added to the gallery instead of starting with an empty gallery.
I expected to see the gallery to initiate with NO images in it. When I add the Divi Gallery to a standard WP post/page this is the way the module behaves.
Problem: I am using the Divi theme, and I would like to remove the sidebar from my WordPress Archive to achieve a full-width archive page.
Solution: Unfortunately Divi does not provide a simple option to remove the sidebar from WordPress Archive pages. An article on Divi's site describes a CSS solution for this problem, but it may require some assistance from Divi support.
I have a problem with Views when they are inserted in Content Template created by Divi Builder. When I place View into code module, the CSS ID of the Divi section will not show in HTML code in frontend.