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Enable custom post type support

Divi Blog Extras allows you to display custom post types (such as Projects, or custom CPTs) seamlessly using any of its layout designs.

Depending on whether you are using Divi 5 or Divi 4, follow the steps below to enable and display Custom Post Types.

For Divi 5 users (Direct Module Selection)

In Divi 5, Custom Post Types and Taxonomies can be selected directly inside the module settings without needing to enable them from the global WordPress dashboard settings first.

Steps:

  1. Open your page in the Divi 5 Visual Builder.
  2. Add or open the Divi Blog Extras module settings.
  3. Go to the Content tab -> Query section.
  4. Locate the Post Type dropdown.
  5. Select your desired Custom Post Type (e.g., Projects, Events, Products, etc.).
  6. Select your preferred Taxonomies / Categories under the Query settings to filter posts.
  7. Save the module and page changes.

For Divi 4 users (Global Plugin Settings)

In Divi 4, Custom Post Types must first be enabled in the global plugin settings page before they appear inside the module dropdown.

Step 1: Enable CPT in Plugin Settings

  1. Go to your WordPress Dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Settings >> Divi Blog Extras >> Custom Post Types.
  3. Check the option Enable Custom Post Types in Modules.
  4. Select the specific Custom Post Types you want to enable.
  5. (Optional) Check Enable Custom Taxonomies in Module if you want to filter by custom categories/tags in the module.
  6. Click Save Changes.

Step 2: Select CPT in Module Settings

  1. Open your page in the Divi 4 Visual Builder.
  2. Open the Divi Blog Extras module settings.
  3. In the Content tab -> Query section, select your enabled Custom Post Type from the Post Type dropdown.
  4. Save changes.

Selected custom post type started to display in the list of Post Type setting which is under the Content tab of the module.

Important:

  • If your custom post type is already selected and still not appearing, try clearing your site cache and browser cache.
  • If the issue persists, contact our support team.
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