What is Divi Engine?
Divi Engine is a collection of WordPress plugins that extend the Divi Builder for website design, online stores, listings, memberships, and site features. Its tools include Divi BodyCommerce for WooCommerce shops, Divi Machine for dynamic content, and plugins for forms, filtering, menus, and mobile navigation. It is aimed at Divi site owners and builders who want to create more involved websites through Divi rather than coding those capabilities from scratch.
Divi Engine Features:
WooCommerce Pages: Divi BodyCommerce lets you design product, shop, cart, checkout, thank-you, login, and account pages with the Divi Builder and Theme Builder.
Product Templates: Build product layouts with elements such as galleries, prices, variations, stock, tabs, reviews, and Add to Cart, with different templates for product categories.
Shopping Tools: BodyCommerce includes variation swatches, product filters, wishlists, comparison, Quick View, Buy Now, size guides, and sticky Add to Cart bars.
Dynamic Listings: Divi Machine supports websites with dynamic fields that visitors can filter and search, while Divi Loop Extender adds sorting, filtering, and relationship logic to Divi 5 Loop Builder.
Forms and Filtering: Divi Form Builder handles contact forms and frontend creation of posts or products, while Divi Ajax Filter filters WooCommerce products, posts, and custom posts without a page reload.
Membership Features: Divi Membership supports subscription management and customizable membership tiers, and Divi Machine Accounts gives customers an area to edit details, view wishlists, and access submitted posts.
Navigation and Protection: The suite also includes tools for building responsive mega menus and mobile menus, protecting site content with passwords, and improving Divi site speed.
Divi Engine Benefits:
Fewer Separate Plugins: A bundle of focused Divi tools can reduce the need to assemble a store or listing site from multiple standalone plugins.
More Design Control: Creating store pages and product templates inside Divi gives site builders control over how shopping content is arranged and presented.
Simpler Site Building: Visual builder-based tools let Divi users add advanced site functions without having to code those functions themselves.
Easier Product Discovery: Filtering, sorting, search, and comparison options help visitors narrow down products or listings to find relevant choices.
More Useful Storefronts: Features such as wishlists, quick views, and customer account areas give shoppers ways to review products and manage their details.
Use Cases:
WooCommerce Store: Build a branded shop with custom product, category, cart, and checkout layouts instead of relying on standard WooCommerce page designs.
Product Catalog: Create a catalog where visitors can filter products by category, price, attributes, rating, stock, or custom fields.
Dynamic Directory: Use dynamic fields and searchable listings to build a site where visitors browse and filter structured content.
Member Website: Set up a membership site with subscription management and tier options, or give customers an area to manage account details and wishlists.
Frontend Submissions: Let users create posts or products from the frontend through forms, rather than requiring them to work in the WordPress admin.