Divi Theme Builder: A Complete Guide to Creating a Dynamic Category Archive Page Template

Welcome to the second installment of our four-part series on using the Divi Theme Builder to create custom WordPress pages! In this tutorial, we'll be exploring how to create a Category Archive Page Template with the Divi Theme Builder. If you're looking to enhance the design and functionality of your WordPress category pages, this tutorial is for you.

The tutorial covers the following chapters:

00:00 Introduction
01:50 Create a new Category Archive Page Template
02:51 Adding a dynamic category header
03:38 Adding a Post Slider
05:02 Adding our first Blog Module
06:28 Adding CSS to move the Image to the side
10:09 Adding our second Blog Module
11:53 Add some design elements to the section
14:00 Show blog posts in a grid
14:25 Conclusion

Elegant Themes does an awesome job of releasing layout that showcase the features of Divi, but they just don't always show you the nuts and bolts, so here we are with those missing parts!

By the end of this tutorial, you'll know how to create a custom Category Archive Page Template that showcases your content in a way that suits your style. And with the help of the accompanying video, you'll be able to follow along with ease and complete each step with confidence.

So whether you're a beginner or an experienced WordPress user, join us and take your WordPress category pages to the next level with the Divi Theme Builder. Don't forget to check out our other tutorials in this series to learn more about creating custom pages with Divi!

CODE SNIPPET

.de-left-image .entry-featured-image-url {
float: left;
max-width: 150px;
margin-right: 30px;
}

LINKS

[hernanlara]

I really liked the video

It may not have been the most amazing design in the world, but it was perfect for quickly learning how to edit archive pages

Thanks a lot

[mohamadzarka]

strongly deserved " subscribe " channel, thank you for your effort

[reedmcdow]

I would love to see this using the actual Divi Engine Archive Loop Modules as that is a current build i am struggling with! Furthermore dealing with an "all main categories" layout versus sub categorical layout - the standard divi modules do not allow you to filter by tag so its only partially beneficial

[RalfTenbrink]

I never understand the difference between category page and archive page. That seems to be the same. But surely there is some difference.