Text modules give you the most control and features. Also, the metadata sits next to each other, and you don’t have control over their order or placement. A lot is going on in this module that isn’t needed if you just want to display metadata. This is great for displaying a title with metadata. This one includes toggles to enable the specific metadata you want to use.
Here’s a look at both and why I recommend the Text module for most templates. They include the Post Title module and Text modules. There are a couple of ways to add metadata to your Divi blog post templates. Why Use Dynamic Content for Metadata with Divi This type of metadata is easy to add to your Divi blog post templates.
Readers use this metadata to know if they’re interested in the category, if it’s written by an author they know, if the content is current, and if visitors have interacted with the content. This is the information such as the author’s name, post category, post tags, publication date, and the number of comments. For blog posts, this is descriptive metadata. Here’s how our metadata will look on a phone. Blog Post Template with Metadata on Phone Here’s how the metadata will look on a desktop.
Blog Post Template with Metadata on Desktop
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In this article, we’ll see how to include metadata in your blog post template with Divi.įirst, let’s look at what we’re making. Fortunately, metadata is easy to add to any Divi post template with dynamic content. Metadata provides your readers with simple but important information about your content.
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