The fix for this issue is, that we enforce everyone to select a different slider from the default. Because of this, when you created a new slider, that became the 'default slider' and replaced the previously inserted module's slider. If you haven't selected a different slider and saved on your page, Divi didn't saved that slider, but it actually saved that the default value is being used in that module. In Divi if you insert a module, that has a default value. This problem happens, because of a Divi issue we had to fix. Smart Slider update made slider disappear Note: The video was recorded using Smart Slider 3.3.x's interface, but the Divi module and publishing is the same in 3.4.x and newer versions. The simplest way to publish your sliders is using Smart Slider Divi module: Watch the video to learn how to publish your sliders in Divi. Here’s how to create an internal text link:ģ.Smart Slider is great a great tool to create a Divi slider and replace Divi's own slider module. How to Create Internal Links in DiviĬreating an internal link in Divi is easy. There is a debate about how outbound links impact SEO, but experts universally agree they don’t hurt it, so you can link to external sites where it makes sense without worrying you might be penalized. What is an external link?Įxternal links send your visitor to another website. Internal links are links from one page on your own website to another page on your website, and they can help you improve your site’s SEO. There are two types of links: internal links and external links. To give credit where it’s due and to build trust, you should also link to source material you reference. Links are used to point your site visitors to additional information about the topic you are explaining. Links from one page to another are “votes of confidence” for the page you are linking to. In this post, you’ll learn why links are important and how to create internal and external links in Divi, one of the most popular WordPress themes.

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