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Editing content while viewing the Hover state in Divi 5 can unintentionally affect the front end without a clear warning, but our Divi Responsive Helper plugin prevents content editing in Hover state to avoid accidental live changes.
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With this feature, your workflow becomes more straightforward and less risky. You can design without the fear of accidentally altering content that visitors see. This change allows for a more focused approach to editing, ensuring that your live site remains intact while you work.
Go to the Pee-Aye Creative menu in your WordPress dashboard and select the Divi Responsive Helper plugin. Open the Responsive Content Editing tab from the left sidebar, then select Content Editing Control. From there, locate the Hover State Editing settings and enable the option to disable content editing while in Hover state.
After enabling this setting, when you enter the Divi Builder and switch to the Hover state, you will notice that content editing fields are disabled. This prevents any changes from being made until you exit the Hover state, allowing you to focus on design without making unintended edits.
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