Divi 5 Progress Update: Public Alpha Lockout Features Completed

I am back with every other Divi 5 growth replacement. I am happy to file that we have completed all the options provided for the Public Alpha unlock. Before I put this preliminary model in your hands, the general step is to complete another round of testing and bug fixing. We will be able to refine the issues and unlock Public Alpha with my next update.

It will be a alphaand there will definitely be a lot of bugs at the beginning, however we need to reduce the noise as much as possible so that we can successfully test the alpha without having problems at every turn.

In the meantime, check out the demo to get a glimpse of the latest version of Divi 5, along with all the updates I’ll be covering in this post.

Try the Divi 5 demo

Discover all the main points in the video below.

What we achieved

This month, we’ve been given so much to do that filling in the missing options has meant making Public Alpha widely usable. We’ve completed necessary front-end rendering elements like Dynamic Belongings and Crucial CSS. In Divi 5, we’ve advanced Dynamic Belongings by further abstracting each module’s JavaScript, significantly reducing web page measurement and the volume of usability-blocking scripts that negatively impact PageSpeed ​​rankings.

We’ve finalized the Theme Builder, introducing the new Visible Builder interface. We’ve completed Responsive Content, allowing you to display additional content on additional breakpoints. We’ve added Visible Builder history and undo/redo capabilities. We’ve completed the Divi 5 Readiness tool, and the site-wide conversion mechanism migrates your Divi 4 shortcodes to the new Divi 5 structure. We’ve also implemented Divi’s Dynamic Content tool across its full suite of modules.

We also started our new bug fix initiative and blocked 65 of them.

What remains in the end?

At this level, Divi 5 includes virtually all of the maximum necessary options of Divi 4. The remaining options are more commonly associated with UI and UX and are some of the lesser used options in Divi. These come with To find & Exchange, Prolong Types, Fast Movements, Cut up Trying out and a couple of others.

We will be able to fill out all of these options during the Public Alpha, however you will be able to check out and use Divi 5 in the interim. I will go into more detail about this in my next update when the Public Alpha is available.

Introduction to Divi Sprint

In other words, we are extremely excited to have recently launched Divi Dash, a free wordpress site manager that integrates with your Divi Club.

Divi Sprint lets you manage all your wordpress websites in one place. You can manage updates, issues, plugins, and clients, and access any website with a single click. It’s a great value to upload to your club, and we hope you find it useful.

Log in to your account and visit the Dash tab to check it out. Tell us what you think!

Stay tuned for further updates

That’s it for this month’s Divi 5 replacement. It’s been a long road and saying goodbye was understandably difficult, but we’re seeing steady growth and I’m excited to quickly tap into the audience segment that controls it.

Stay tuned for more updates and don’t forget to follow us via email and subscribe to our YouTube channel to make sure you don’t miss a thing.

The post Divi 5 Progress Update: Public Alpha Blocking Features Complete was first published on the Elegant Themes blog.

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