migrate-divi-to-gutenberg

To migrate Divi pages to Gutenberg blocks, the Skill parses Divi shortcode-based content from post_content, maps each Divi module to its closest Gutenberg equivalent, and writes clean block markup to target posts. It connects to an MCP-enabled WordPress instance to create draft duplicates and ensure safe, non-destructive edits.

Converting Divi shortcodes to Gutenberg block markup is handled by extracting the module hierarchy and settings from the shortcode tree. The tool maps modules like et_pb_text to Paragraph blocks, generates an actionable migration plan for review, and then writes the clean block markup to your WordPress posts or pages.

Migrating Divi content to the block editor preserves your layout structure by parsing the Divi shortcode tree to maintain content, attributes, and nesting. This ensures the module hierarchy is translated into corresponding nested Gutenberg blocks during the content migration process.

Migrating Divi to Gutenberg requires an MCP-enabled WordPress instance to create draft duplicates, verify permissions, and ensure safe, non-destructive edits. This connection allows the tool to write the generated Gutenberg-ready format directly to target posts or pages after approval.

Divi module mapping works by translating each shortcode module into its closest Gutenberg equivalent, such as et_pb_image to Image blocks or et_pb_button to Buttons. The process generates a migration plan that details these mappings for review before any block markup is written.

Migrated Divi pages are created as draft duplicates in Gutenberg-ready format to ensure non-destructive edits. The clean block markup is only written to target posts or pages after you review the generated migration plan and approve the changes.