DiviGrid · Twitter (X) modules for Divi 5

Posts, Follow and Share buttons from X, made part of your page

Three modules. Embed any public post in light or dark, add a Follow button for any account, and add a Share button that fills in the post text, link, hashtags and your username.

Pile of wooden letterpress type

Use case 01 · Magazines & long reads

“A good headline is a promise. The article’s only job is to keep it.”

— Mara Lindqvist, editor of The Margin, in “Writing for people who skim”

Post this quote

Share module with the quote as the post text and one hashtag

✓ You’re on the list

Use case 02 · Newsletters

See you on Sunday morning

Field Notes lands at 7 am with three walks, one recipe and nothing else. If you know someone who would like it, a post does more than any ad.

Tell your followers

“I just signed up for Field Notes: three walks, one recipe, every Sunday.”

Row of old mailboxes by a lane

Share module on a thank-you page, with the post text written for the reader

Use case 03 · Events & tickets

Your ticket is ready

After checkout, give fans one button to tell everyone they are going. The post text, hashtag and link are all set in the module.

Singer on a stage in blue light

NORTHLINE LIVE · NIGHT TWO

Juno Vale + The Quiet Hours

Date

Sat 14 Mar

Doors

19:00

Seat

Standing

Ticket

#NL-20418

Tell people you’re going

Share module with a hashtag, inside a ticket made from Divi Groups

Use case 04 · Product updates

What’s new, straight from the source

Show your latest announcements as real posts. Readers can like, reply and open them on X. These are public posts from Elegant Themes about Divi 5.

Follow for updates

Three Embedded Tweet modules in a grid, light theme with link cards · paste any public post ID

Use case 05 · Launches

One post, centre stage

For a launch page, one big post in the dark theme says more than a paragraph. The Follow button below shows the account name.

Embedded Tweet, dark theme, 520 px · Follow Button with the username shown

Use case 06 · Blogs

Before you switch page builders, test the builder itself

By Theo Marsh · 5 min read

Front-end speed gets all the attention, but you will spend hundreds of hours inside the editor. Time how long it takes to open a long page, add a section and undo it.

When Elegant Themes rebuilt Divi for version 5, they posted their own editor speed test:

Run the same test on your own longest page. If the editor feels slow on day one, it will feel slower on day three hundred.

Found this useful?

An Embedded Tweet between paragraphs · Share module with “via @divigrid” at the end

Use case 07 · Reports & research

State of Remote Design 2026

We asked 1,200 designers how they work. Each number has its own button, so readers can post the one they like.

72%

of designers now work with clients they have never met in person.

3.4

tools open on an average design day, down from 5.1 in 2024.

1 in 4

teams have stopped holding a weekly status meeting.

Three Share modules, each with its own post text and hashtag

Two people cycling past a city shop

Your ride type

The City Commuter

Upright frame, mudguards, a basket that fits a laptop bag. You ride every day and you would rather arrive dry than fast.

Share your result

Use case 08 · Quizzes

Results people want to post

A quiz result is the most shared thing on a shop’s site. Put the Share button right under it, with the result already written in.

Share module inside a result card, post text filled in for the reader

Mountain peak above a lake at dawn

Use case 09 · Fundraisers

Climb 3,000 m for clean rivers

In June, 60 walkers from Riverkeep will climb the height of Ben Nevis twice over in one weekend. Every post brings in new sponsors.

£19,240 raised

64% of £30,000

Two Share modules: large with two hashtags and “via”, and small. The usernames are examples; put your own

Use case 10 · Website footers

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Divi modules and layouts. We post new demos on X most weeks.

Follow Button: large with the username, and small without it

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The Embedded Tweet, Follow Button and Share modules come with DiviGrid, together with all our other Divi modules.