How to change images on Divi built websites
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Or scroll down for a step-by-step guide on how to change images on your Divi-built website. We will go over both regular and background images in the video but only regular image modules in the text-based guide below.
Step-by-step guide for Divi site image changing/swapping/updating
Step 1: Log in
You may need to contact your site administrator for this one if you don’t already have access. Often times the login page is simply “yoursite.com/wp-admin”. However, if your site was built with security in mind, as all IdeaSwell sites are, this is likely not the case. If you’ve forgotten your password, simply hit the “Lost your password?” link and a reset email will be sent to you.
Step 2: Find page
Here you will first need to access the front end of your website. The simplest way to do this is by hovering over the name of your site in the top left. In this case “Paws Rescue”.
Once you are on the front end of the site, navigate to the page where the image you want to edit resides. In our case for this demo, it is the homepage so we move on to the next step.
Step 3: Enable visual builder
At the top of the website, you will see an option to “Enable Visual Builder”. Click it.
This is the best feature of Divi and the main reason why we choose this system for our WordPress website builds when a client needs to be able to manage the content of the website. There is no better, or easier option to allow clients to manage the content on their websites without coding or advanced web design skill.
The only other option would be utilizing a different system such as Wix. However, with such sites as Wix, we are unable to achieve the proper design and advanced functionalities.
Step 6: Select a new image
In the top left, you will notice you have two tabs: “media library” & “upload”. You will likely need to upload your image. Simply click that tab and then hit the “upload” option. This will allow you to search your computer and upload the new image.
Once you’ve uploaded it, hit the “upload an image” button. This button is a bit deceiving is you will have already uploaded it. A more appropriate title for this button would be “Insert image.
Step 7: Save, Purple Circle & Save Again
The saving process is a bit much, but the redundancy has its perks.
First, hit the green checkmark box.
Next, hit the purple circle at the bottom center of your site. This will open up the “Save” button. Hit it.
*If you don’t see the purple circle, just look for the save button. It may already be expanded.