• drasier

    (@drasier)


    Hello!

    My first post here, I’ve been searching a lot today looking for a solution to my problem. Hope we can work this out! ??

    I’m developing a new WP site using Divi (as usual) and I want to change the way divi shows the information in the “Blog” (4 most recent posts) module.

    I’ve managed to do a lot, but now I need to modify this core file:

    wp-content/themes/Divi/includes/builder/main-modules.php

    In here Divi creates the <article> list and I want to change the information shown in each <article>. For example:

    – The featured image is shown as a <img> inside a link. I need this to be shown as a background-image of the <article> element.

    I already tried a lot but I can make WP ‘read’ my “custom-main-modules.php” located in the child-theme.

    Is there any way we can modify the .php in the /includes folder?

    Thanks a lot for your support!

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  • tatiyaki12

    (@tatiyaki12)

    Hi, we had same problem on how to customize the main-module on the builder.

    i can`t even update my client website due this matter also i tried to do the same path on my child theme but still not working.

    iz4atkal

    (@iz4atkal)

    Bump for having the same issue.

    We need to put the pagination below the blog headline. It can easily be done with the parent ‘main-modules.php’ file, but it won’t get recognized as a file from the child-theme.

    Anybody figure this out? I’m having the same issue -can you provide a solution?

    I just found this post and shortly after, found this article from ElegantTweaks:

    https://www.eleganttweaks.com/divi/change-replace-modules/

    I haven’t fully reviewed it, but it looks promising in solving our dilemmas. Good luck!

    Best,
    DAY

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