The newly arrived Divi Theme Builder Library allows us to better organize our favorite templates and template sets. When we add the power of Divi Cloud, we are able to create our beloved templates on one website and then bring them across to multiple installs of Divi. The Divi Theme Builder Library allows us to see the fruits of our labor in the form of the templates and template sets that we’ve created over time. But what happens when you want to edit a theme in Divi Theme Builder Library? Is this possible? Can we make this happen? What does that look like? We’ll discuss and walkthrough that use case in this tutorial. Follow along!
Why Would You Want to Edit a Template in the Divi Theme Builder Library?
Having the ability to edit your templates right in the Divi Theme Builder Library allows you to work faster. It’s really as simple as that. You have greater control over your templates and can build a solid workflow. Having a streamlined process is necessary to building better websites and by being able to edit a template in the Divi Theme Builder Library, we are saving time and energy in your design flow.
How to Edit a Template in the Divi Theme Builder Library
First things, first, let’s go to the Divi Theme Builder. This is where we’ll be spending our time and also where we go to access the Divi Theme Builder Library.
Navigate to the Divi Theme Builder Library
Move to the Divi Theme Builder in the backend of your WordPress website.
Add a New Template
Now that we are in the Divi Theme Builder, we will click on the Add New Template button.
Next, we will click on Add From Library. This will take us to our Divi Theme Builder Library.
Select Your Template to Edit
Now, you will be taken to the Divi Theme Builder Library. You will see the templates that currently reside in your library. Those that are in the cloud are denoted with a blue cloud.
You will also notice that the library has a column where you can search your templates via Tags, Categories, Locations (This website meaning it is only locally available)
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This article was written by Christina Gwira and originally published on Elegant Themes Blog.