This One Grid Change Fixed 90% of My Divi Layout Problems.
In this video, I compare Divi 5’s standard grid with the Autogrid system used in Krafter — and why one of them scales cleanly across devices while the other forces you into constant manual fixes.
Here’s the problem nobody talks about:
Divi’s grid is static. That means:
• Columns need manual tweaking
• Layouts break at common breakpoints
• You spend more time fixing than building
What Autogrid does differently:
✔ Automatically adapts to screen size
✔ No breakpoint micromanagement
✔ Consistent spacing using a design system
✔ Cards and layouts flow naturally — not rigidly
This isn’t about “more features”. It’s about less friction.
Once you see this, you’ll understand:
• Why most Divi sites feel fragile
• Why responsive design shouldn’t rely on column math
• Why Krafter is a system, not just presets
Danke für die gute Erklärung und alles Gute für MAK's neue Divi-Jahr! Grüße aus Moers, nahe am Rhein in Deutschland!
Thanks for the good description and all the best for MAK's new Divi year! Greetings from Moers near the Rhine river in germany!
Now you can NOT ad multiple modules in one css grid item, this is not possible in other words working like this defeats the purpose of CSS grid
So back to the drawing board because this does not make sense
Also there is a lot of info left out of how grid works,
read this before implementing other settings
https://css-tricks.com/preventing-a-grid-blowout/
Hello, I hope you are doing well. I find your website extremely efficient and well designed. I am only interested in purchasing Kraft’s pre-made plugin. I wish you continued success. Thank you.
Hi Mak, thanks for the tutorial. But if you want to have 7 columns in one single row, how can you do that with D5?