Divi is a popular page builder natively supported in the core Paid Memberships Pro plugin. With this integration, you will be able to restrict content at the section or row level. You can choose to display content to non-members or for specific membership levels. As of Paid Memberships Pro v3.8, Divi 5 is fully supported, including module-level restrictions and no-access message handling.
This integration gives you more flexibility over the appearance and the content restrictions in your membership site.
Using the Divi Integration
Divi 5
As of Paid Memberships Pro v3.8, content restrictions work in the Divi 5 Visual Builder at the module, row, and section levels. To apply a restriction in Divi 5:
- Edit the module, row, or section you want to restrict.
- Select the Advanced tab.

- Configure your PMPro membership level restriction under Advanced > Conditions > PMPro > Membership Access.
- Save and publish your content.


Migrating from Divi 4
When Divi 5 is activated, and PMPro 3.8 is activated, the existing Divi 4 row restriction settings auto-migrate to the Divi 5 condition format when the row is re-edited in the Visual Builder. Divi 4 itself continues to work without any changes required.
Using the Divi 4 Integration
If you are still using Divi 5 with Paid Memberships Pro, you must install either the Divi Page Builder Plugin or have the Divi theme installed and activated, as well as Paid Memberships Pro.
- Create or edit a post or page you would like to edit.
- Edit either the section or row and click on the “settings” icon.
- Select the ‘Advanced’ tab.
- Toggle the “Paid Memberships Pro” row and enter in the membership levels that can view the content of the element.
- Leave this section blank if you would like all website visitors, regardless of their membership level status, to view the element.
- Set this section to 0 if you’d like non-members to view the element.
- Toggle to show a “No Access” message on the frontend to non-members or members without a required membership level.
- Save and publish your content.

If you are using another popular page builder or would like to explore more about our Page Builders with PMPro, view this guide on resolving known conflicts with Page Builders in general.
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Last updated on June 23, 2026

