KrafterPRO Preset Listings
Mak,
It appears that KrafterPro places the Heading presets in Title Text and Text presets in Body Text. Is this by design? It seems to introduce additional categories that are somewhat contradictory to the terminology I see in the Column Design area.
Robert Nitrio Do you think or know if what I'm experiencing is related at all. See my https://diviuniversity.com/portal/space/divi-community/post/not-seeing-any-heading-presets-when-i
Thanks. I'd appreciate your thoughts.
Gary Gordon
I don't think the labels for the Krafter options in the preset manager are related to your issue. I think you may have answered your own question. Text modules can be formatted with text settings, and headings can be formatted with heading settings. If I read your screenshot note correctly, you are trying to format text within a text module with heading settings. That isn't possible, as far as I know. I just tried to do that on my site and basically confirmed that to be the case. I hope this helps you.
Robert Nitrio Mak I don't understand why we can't apply "clamp" heading stylings to headings (that are within a text module). Many pages and posts are built using a text module, and within the text module, there will be a H1, H2, H3, etc. tags, as well as List Items (UL or OL), etc., again .. all within a Text Module. So it makes sense (to me) that we would want to be able to control the content that we wrap with an H1, H2, UL, LI, etc, so that the content can be resized automatically as the page size goes from Desktop to Table to Mobile. So what I wanted to see was the ability to set clamp values (using the Presets) within a Text Module, for any heading, lists, etc., that might be included in the Text Module. I don't think we should only be able to use the Heading Presets in a Heading Module. To me that sounds odd and doesn't really make sense. Think about how often you might create the body of a page or post in a text module, and include heading tags, etc., in the "Content area". I hope this makes sense. Let me know.
Gary, I tried to address your question in this article: https://acmecomputing.com/2026/02/27/understanding-element-and-group-option-presets-in-divi-v/
The limitation as I understand it is not a Krafter issue, but more fundimental to the way Divi 5 is constructed. As far as I've been able to figure out the workaround is to use css to set your H1...H6 typography. You can put clamp values into the css and then they will apply.
By the way, as someone else suggested here in a post, it may be better to give your global variables descriptive names that are different from the html tag names to avoid confusion, e.g. "Extra large, large, medium", etc. In your css, though you would use the H1...H6 tags by name and then they will display properly.
I agree that it seems like the globals should directly be applicable to the internal heading tags, but it seems that is just not the way they are implemented.
If I'm wrong I'm sure someone will correct me, but my information came direct from support at Divi.