Divi 5 | Discover The Secret That They Don't Share!

[@EPu-r]

Hi Mak, Thank you so much for your extraordinary appreciation and recognition of your long-time channel subscribers. And how thoughtful of you to take the time to answer even the simplest questions, like the one about a tool you used. It really gives a glimpse of the sensational support one must receive when paying for your services.

[@EPu-r]

Hi Mak, may I kindly ask if you could share which measuring tool you use? I have been watching your Divi videos for years, for which I am deeply grateful, but I can't recall you ever mentioning it. Thank you so much for all the valuable content you provide!

[@kimskaggs8289]

Hi Mak, I love where you're going with this, but I have a question. How is this better than using presets?

[@sitekrafter]

Hello. Presets cannot do fluid typography, they can’t do fluid spacing and more. Presets are only set at module level.

[@Harlingenwebdesigns]

Hey, did that text adjustment get fixed? Been playing around with it, still get the same big text. I have to still go into the settings to adjust.

[@thewillage]

Why not just use a consistent rem system? ie. 1rem = 16pts Is this not responsive?

[@crisisactorr]

Just realised that this is guy from Ruwa Organic Farm. Keep it up chibaba

[@sitekrafter]

😀👍🏾

[@ferhat3267]

Hi Mak, why are you deleting my comments?

[@sitekrafter]

If you’re going to criticise something, be objective and provide solutions. I don’t have a problem with constructive criticism.

[@ferhat3267]

This doesn’t answer why my comments are being deleted, but fine. I simply asked why you’re not using em for margin-bottom, as it solves the responsiveness issue. My second question was: What added value does Sitekrafter provide? So far, I can’t see the benefit, and the features presented don’t seem like real functionalities. Adding more CSS classes only makes things unnecessarily complicated-or am I wrong?

[@sitekrafter]

Please don’t spam the comments. I can see your comments.

[@sitekrafter]

SiteKrafters added value is you have templates already for you eg 404 page, blog page etc. Let’s say you want to add specific margins between all modules and these are 2rem 4rem 8rem, you would need to added those values on each module one by one. With SK you just use one class: margin-small for 2rem. If you decided to change 2rem to 3rem later on, you would have to change every single module across the site but with classes I just change it to 3 and the whole site updates. I hope that answers your question.

[@ferhat3267]

@@sitekrafter Sorry, I had a caching error and thought they were gone as well