I Was Using Divi 5 Rows Wrong Until I Did This!
Most Divi websites don’t look bad — they just feel slightly off. In this video, I break down the row system I use to design clean, balanced Divi layouts without guessing widths or dragging sliders until “it looks right”.
Instead of thinking in random row sizes, I choose rows based on what the content is meant to do:
- text that needs to be readable
- UI elements that need structure
- sections that need visual impact
This isn’t about rigid rules or limiting creativity. It’s a simple mental model that removes friction and makes layouts feel intentional.
Mak, I have a question about updating Krafter. If we install Krafter and customize the default settings—such as font sizes, heading sizes, and other sizing options—will those changes be overwritten when we upload a new version? In other words, will the update replace the customizations I made to the Library items in the previously installed version?
Could you explain what happens during an update? After installing Krafter, I've been modifying the Library items to set my preferred defaults. However, since Krafter is frequently updated and requires reinstallation with each new release, I'm not sure how to handle this process without losing my customizations.
I'd appreciate your guidance on this. Thanks.
Gary Gordon Mak - I would explain the update process as well. I love your use of krafter, and I feel this is a much more stable process than using other products. Way better than the Design System Elegant themes was giving out on Black Friday. Keep at it Mak!