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Every video that I watch shows a different number of presets and variables. With so many versions and conflicting steps, I want to ensure that I have the correct number and no extra fluff. Thanks!

Please watch and let me know what you think.

In this video, I convert a real Divi 4 website to Divi 5 and show you why migration alone is not enough.

You’ll see the full workflow: backing up the website, activating Divi 5, running the migrator, installing KrafterPRO, importing a design system, updating the hero section, improving the services layout, and replacing old manual styles with modern fluid typography and spacing.

If you are a freelancer, agency owner, or Divi user preparing for Divi 5, this walkthrough will show you how to approach a real website conversion properly.

In this video I convert one of our community members website from Divi 4 to Divi 5 and I realised that it's not that straight forward. Please watch the full video.

In my tutorial, I want to do a full migration video showing how to migrate a website from Divi 4 to Divi 5 and then using a design system. Please submit a website to be used as a demo.

Divi University is entering a new phase. I want to make this community more useful, more practical, and more focused on helping you build better websites, get clients, and use Divi/KrafterPro with confidence.

But I don’t want to guess what you need — I want us to shape it together.

WooCommerce has been the default eCommerce plugin for WordPress for years, but FluentCart is quickly becoming a serious alternative.

In this video, I compare WooCommerce and FluentCart side by side. I look at setup, product creation, checkout, digital products, subscriptions, coupons, variations, reports, speed, and overall ease of use.

WooCommerce is powerful and mature, but FluentCart feels faster, cleaner, and much easier to use, especially for smaller stores, digital products, and creators who want to sell online without dealing with lots of extra plugins.

I can't figure out why one page of my site refuses to display correctly. You can see from the DIVI 5 KrafterPro Builder how it is spaced and sized. But, the published version is all wrong. Here is the page location: https://tlc.birkey.net/reflections/

I've cleared every cache I can find or think of... browser, DIVI, server, Cloudflare, etc. The rest of the site displays fine... it's just this one page. So weird.

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@funnelstoincome  Can you add the ability for us to delete Version History items that we no longer need to keep? Reason: Once we have many versions that are showing up, it would be nice if we could clean this up by removing older items that we know that we no longer need. Can you just add this functionality so we can delete these prior versions as we may feel appropriate to remove them? Thanks. Just let me know when and if this can be done.

Are web designers focusing on the wrong thing?

A lot of people spend their time arguing about Divi, Bricks, Elementor, Gutenberg, and which page builder has the best features.

But features do not pay you. Clients do.

In this video, I explain why making money with web design is not really about having more features. It is about solving real business problems like leads, sales, bookings, and conversions.

If you want to make money as a freelancer or agency owner, you need to master your platform, build faster, use a repeatable design system, and focus on helping clients get results.

Let me know in the comments: are web designers too obsessed with features?