DiviGrid · Facebook modules for Divi 5
Facebook Page & Share Button, dressed for your site
Two modules. One shows your Facebook page with its Follow button. The other adds a Share button for any address, with or without the share count. Below are ten ways to fit them into a real design.
Facebook Page
Facebook Share Button
Use case 01 · Bakeries & cafés
Today’s bakes go up at 7 am
Crumb & Rye posts the morning counter on Facebook before the doors open. Follow the page and you will know if the cardamom buns are back.
Follow the bakery
Facebook Page module, normal header, 300 px wide. Paste your own page address.
Use case 02 · Food blogs
Campfire skillet cornbread
Twenty minutes over the coals, one pan, no oven. It comes out crisp at the edges and soft in the middle.
1
Mix 200 g cornmeal, 100 g flour, 2 tsp baking powder and a pinch of salt.
2
Whisk in 2 eggs, 250 ml buttermilk and 60 g melted butter.
3
Pour into a hot, buttered pan. Cover and bake on low coals for 20 minutes.
Made it? Share it
Your friends get a card with the photo and the title.
Prep 5 min
Cook 20 min
Serves 6
Facebook Share Button with the share count, in a side card next to the recipe
Use case 03 · Podcasts · Episode 48
Why every small shop needs a newsletter
Night Ledger talks to three shop owners who send one email a week, and what it did to their sales.
52 min
Released 4 November
Liked the episode? Sharing it on Facebook is the best way to help the show grow.
Share Button in the “box count” layout: the count sits in a box above the button
This Saturday
Use case 04 · Markets & local events
Riverside Market, 8 am – 1 pm
34 stalls this week, including the first strawberries of the year and a new cheese maker from Hollin Farm. The full stall list goes out on our Facebook page every Friday.
Stall list on Facebook
Tell a neighbour
Page module with the small header (70 px tall) next to a plain Share button
Use case 05 · Clubs & communities
Tuesday 6:30. Bridge steps. All paces.
The Eastside Run Club meets every week, rain or shine. New routes, lost-and-found and race lifts are all on our Facebook page.
5 km
10 km
Free
Join the club on Facebook
Normal header. Facebook shows the page picture, name, follower count and Follow button.
Use case 06 · Florists & shops
Peony season is two weeks long
Pre-order a bunch from Wild Stem now and we will deliver it the morning the flowers open. Know someone who loves peonies? Send them this page.
Share Button sitting next to a Divi button, same height
Use case 07 · Charities & appeals
One share finds us three volunteers
Harbour Food Bank needs 40 drivers before winter. Most of our helpers heard about us from a friend’s post. Please share this page.
Share Button, box count layout, centred in a bordered Divi Group
Use case 08 · Bookshops
Evenings at Paper Lantern
Readings, quiz nights and a book club in the back room. Tickets are free, but we post the waiting list on Facebook first.
14
NOV
Reading: “The Salt Road”
With the author · 7 pm
21
NOV
Book quiz night
Teams of four · 7:30 pm
02
DEC
Winter book club
“A Christmas Memory” · 6 pm
Small-header page widget and a Share button with count under an event list
Little Larder
Use case 09 · Website footers
Visit
12 Market Row, Totnes
Mon–Sat · 8 am – 4 pm
Sunday · 9 am – 2 pm
Say hello
hello@littlelarder.example
01803 000 000
Follow us
Share this page
© 2026 Little Larder · Cakes baked every morning
Small header + small share button: the quietest way to add Facebook to a footer
Use case 10 · News & magazines
The town that bought back its cinema
By Hana Ortiz · 6 min read
When the Regal closed in 2019, nobody in Wexley expected to see the lights on again. Five years and 2,300 small donations later, the town owns it.
“We sold shares at £50 each,” says Dee Brannigan, who ran the campaign from her kitchen table. “Half the money came from people who had moved away and saw a post shared by their mum.”
The first film back on the big screen was the same one the Regal showed on its last night.
Share this story
The Wexley Post on Facebook
Sidebar: a Share button with count above a normal page header
Facebook on your Divi site, without code
The Facebook Page and Share Button modules come with DiviGrid, together with all our other Divi modules.