Divi makes it easy to add links, but depending on what you’re editing, the steps are slightly different. Below are the three main ways you’ll add links: Text Editor, Buttons, and Modules


1. Adding a Link in the Text Editor

The text editor is used for paragraphs, headings, and inline text.

  1. Open the Divi Builder on your page or post.

  2. Click the gear icon ⚙️ on the Text Module you want to edit.

  3. In the Content tab, highlight the text you want to turn into a link.

  4. Click the link icon ? in the toolbar (above the text).

  5. Enter your URL (e.g., https://yourwebsite.com/contact).

  6. Choose if you want the link to open in a new tab (recommended for external sites).

  7. Click Apply (✔️) and then Save the module.

✅ Now your text is clickable.



2. Adding a Link to a Button

Buttons are built-in Divi modules designed to link somewhere.

  1. Add or edit a Button Module.

  2. In the Content tab, find the Link field.

  3. Paste the URL you want the button to go to.

    • Example: https://yourwebsite.com/book-now

  4. (Optional) Toggle “Open in New Tab” if it’s an external link.

  5. Save and exit the module.

✅ Now your button will take visitors to that page.



3. Adding a Link to Other Modules

Many Divi modules (like images, blurbs, call to action, sliders, etc.) have a built-in Link option.

  1. Open the module’s settings (gear icon ⚙️).

  2. In the Content tab, scroll to Link.

    • For images, you’ll see Image Link URL.

    • For blurbs, you’ll see Title Link URL and Image Link URL.

    • For Call-to-Action, you’ll see Button Link URL.


  3. Paste in the URL you want to use.

  4. Choose if it should open in a new tab.

  5. Save your changes.

✅ Now the entire element (image, blurb, or call to action) will be clickable.