Text Paragraphs to Modules ?

Hey Mika99,

There isn't really any way to do this in Divi itself.

I'm not sure if it will do exactly what you're after, but my Divi Copy & Paste plugin lets you paste in content (e.g. copied from a web page, chatGPT, Word doc, etc) and will automatically break it up into a section with individual text modules, splitting on headings (so each text module will contain both a heading and the text following that heading).

https://divibooster.com/divi-copy-and-paste-paste-images-as-modules/

You could then set different presets on each text module as needed / move them to the appropriate place in your layout.

Otherwise, you'd probably need to look at some custom code that breaks up your content and inserts it into the WordPress database as a new post (in Divi's shortcode format). That would give you more flexibility - you could break the content up as you want and probably also specify the presets via the shortcode attributes, but it's a more involved solution.

 

Hey Mika99,

You're welcome! I've just updated Divi Copy & Paste to support copying in markdown (from Obsidian or anywhere else). There's no particular formatting you need to do in Obsidian itself - just copy directly from an Obsidian note and Divi Copy & Paste will split it up into text modules (splitting on headings in the markdown: #, ##, etc). It'll also convert markdown formatting (bold, italics, lists, links, etc) into HTML so that they display correctly in the Divi page. This post describes the new feature and how it works:

https://divibooster.com/effortlessly-transfer-markdown-content-into-divi-sections/

I hope that helps, but please just give me a shout if there's anything that would further help streamline your workflow.

Thanks!

 

Thanks ,Mika99! I'm really glad you like it!

I originally wrote it to help with adding screenshots to my own posts and then later adding full posts in from other sources (as you're doing). It personally saves me a lot of time and I hope it does for you too!

Yes, please share any thoughts you have, either here or through my contact form:

https://divibooster.com/contact-form/

I'll be more than happy to try and accommodate any suggestions for improvements you have

 

You might want to check out the Divi Copy & Paste plugin it can automatically split your pasted content (like from Word, ChatGPT, or any web page) into individual text modules, separating them by headings. That way, you can quickly apply different presets or move modules around without having to manually cut and paste everything.
It’s not a built-in Divi feature, but this plugin makes the workflow much smoother for complex posts with multiple text styles and sections.