Rebuild checklistSample
Example Payroll Co.
- Every Divi page mapped
- Every old URL kept or redirected
- Every template matches
- Every form tested end to end
- Tracking fires
Divi rebuilds that keep every page and URL
We move your content out of Divi's shortcodes into a clean WordPress theme that stands on its own.
Why sites outgrow Divi
Divi keeps your content inside its own shortcodes. Leaving it is a migration, not a theme switch.
Shortcode lock-in
Switch the theme off and pages turn into walls of bracketed code.
Page weight
The builder's framework loads on pages that use a small part of it.
Editing pain
The visual builder gets slow on long pages and fiddly on small changes.
Plugin sprawl
Child themes and Divi add-ons layered on to do what the core does not.
One look everywhere
Modules make it easy for every section to look like every other Divi site.
Updates that break
A theme update can change spacing or modules across the whole site.
What we keep
Every URL
Same addresses, or a checked redirect for each one that has to move.
SEO, line by line
Titles, descriptions, headings, schema and internal links carried over.
Forms and tracking
Every form tested until the lead lands, and every tag firing as before.
How it works
- 01
Capture
A record of everything the live site has today. - 02
Rebuild on staging
Clean templates built away from your live site. - 03
Prove parity
Each template compared with the old page, URL by URL. - 04
Launch and watch
A rehearsed rollback, then two weeks watching rankings and leads.
Questions about Divi rebuilds
What happens to all the Divi shortcodes?
We convert the content inside them into clean pages and blocks, and check every page for leftover shortcode before launch.
Can our team still edit pages?
Yes, in the WordPress block editor, with blocks built for your sections.
Who owns the site when you are done?
You do. The code, the hosting account and the domain stay in your name, and the deploy steps are written down.
Start with an audit
Where you rank, where AI names you, and what’s in the way.
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