Dr. Albert Estrada-Rius

(function ($) { $(document).ready(function () { // Option #1: Move Divi Module(s) into a Module // Limit: One Instance per Column // Use following code if you want to move // a module inside another module. Each column with the // class 'parent-column' will append any module(s) // with the class 'divi-portable-module' to the div // with the class 'divi-module-destination'. // Only one instance of 'divi-module-destination' should // be added per column. $('.divi-portable-module').each(function () { $(this).closest('.parent-column').find('.divi-module-destination').append($(this)); }); // Buttons: Insert Button Module(s) into a Module // Adding a custom CSS class to a button module // is applied to the 'a' tag which is a child element // of the module wrapper. This code makes sure to append // the entire button module wrapper (the parent element) // as well. This functionality is the same as option #3 above. // Siimply use the class 'divi-portable-button' on a button module // instead of 'divi-portable-module'. $('.divi-portable-button').parent().each(function () { $(this).closest('.parent-column').find('.divi-module-destination').append($(this)); }); // Option #2: Move Divi Row(s) into a Module // Limit: One Instance per Section // Use the following code if you want to move // a row inside a module on more than one section // of a page. Each section with the // class 'parent-section' will append any row(s) // with the class 'divi-portable-row' to the div // with the class 'divi-row-destination'. // Only one instance of 'divi-row-destination' should // be added per section. $('.divi-portable-row').each(function () { $(this).closest('.parent-section').find('.divi-row-destination').append($(this)); }); }); })(jQuery);