In order to use Divi Signatures you must first install and activate the Divi Theme. Then please follow these steps:

Once the plugin is installed, a new module is added to the Divi Builder called DiviSignatures.

This module allows you to create Mail Signatures using the Divi Builder.

Creating a signature is quite straightforward and only requires three simple steps.

1. DESIGN. Design your signature by using the Divi Builder.

2. COPY. Copy your signature to the clipboard by clicking the Copy Button.

3. PASTE. Paste it into your email client.

It’s that easy!

1. Click the Divi Signatures module in order to create your signatures.

2. Click “Add New Member”. This way a dummy signature template will be available for you.

3. That’s it! Start editing the signature template by using the module fields described below!

Members Directory

Here you can choose whether you prefer to display all the signatures in a row, or by the contrary, you prefer to display a single signature per member (by choosing the Members Directory option).

In case you want to use the directory, this module ships with a search bar to filter members by their name.

Copy Button

This button copies the the signature to the clipboard so that you can paste it directly on your email client. 

Download Button

This button downloads the signature as a HTML file

Unlike other tools, you don’t need to do that to paste the signature to the email client. You can just use the copy button and voilà!

Guide

This module comes with a rule to help us to determine the actual signature width when on a email client.

This is important when using large images or long words, to ensure that the signature width is smaller than the screen size.

We recommend you not to include images bigger than 300px width.

Member

Here you can add to the signature the member information, such as their name, position or company. Take into account that you can add the position and the company for all the members from the main module; the name was added when creating new members.

You can also hide the member name and their photo. That way we create common signatures.

A common signature can be used by member that work in the same company (coworkers), it can be also be used by members who belong to an university deparment (professors). Those are some examples of use of the common signatures.

The value entered in the field Name will be displayed in the Members Directory to identify the common signature template.

Photo and Logo

Here you can add the member(s) logo to all the signatures / specific signatures.

The member photo must be added inside the member signature.

Contact

Here you can add the member(s) contact information to all the signatures / specific signatures. 

Social

Here you can add social icons to all the signatures / specific signatures. Those icons will link to the member social profiles.

In order to add a social icon to the signature, just input the social URL (username, email, phone or otherwise, depending on the social profile) and make sure the entered value is correct. For example:

Facebook

dondiviplugins (invalid URL) -> should be: https://facebook.com/dondiviplugins

WhatsApp

612345677 (invalid number) -> should include the country code: 34612345677

Same for Behance, GitHub, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Skype, Spotify, Twitter, Vimeo and YouTube.

Of course, you can style these icons, choose their shape and even their colors. Watch video 1. Design your Signature (min. 1:50″)

Footer

Here you can add a default footer for specific members. 

Take into account that a dummy name and footer is added when creating a signature, so you will have to remove or update those fields.

Layout

Here you can choose between one-column and two-column layouts.

Regardless of your choice, you will be able to choose the signature elements order

Just like other fields, you can choose all the signatures layout from the parent and change a signature layout from that signature itself.

Most of email clients support HTML and CSS. Thanks to that we can use our signatures in emails.

Unfortunately, email clients don’t support all CSS styles. Furthermore, every email client supports different CSS subsets.

And not only that, some of them strip out the styles and CSS classes they don’t support and create their own ones.

That’s why we use tables and restrict the CSS styles and family fonts.

How to paste your Signature:

• Apple Mail
• Outlook
• Gmail
• Thunderbird

Important notes on email clients

Due to the email clients limitations when it comes to styles, we have create a help guide taking into account some problems we can come across.

Blue links

Links can be turned blue and underlined. Especially in Gmail emails and outgoing Microsoft Outlook emails.

Images not showing in email

Signature images (photo, logo and social icons) might fail to load and be attached to the email instead. Especially when sending or forwading from Gmail App.

• Apple Mail
• Outlook
• Gmail

Again, this is normal behavior of emaill clients and these issues have nothing to do with Divi Signatures.

Apple Mail: Images not visible when Installing an Email Signature

When installing your email signature, please ensure you untick the box at the bottom of the signature preview window which says “Always match my default message font” as this will turn your email signature into plain text format, instead of keeping the HTML format of the signature.

Thunderbird: Images not visible when Installing an Email Signature

When pasting your email signature into the Signature editor, it will be added into HTML format, so please ensure you check the box: “Signature text: Use HTML”

Understanding Divi Signatures Tables

Divi Signatures are made with tables in order for the signatures to be rendered correctly in the email clients (we discussed earlier about the email clients limitations).

We offer two different layouts. Check out the images below to better understand how the tables are being affected by the user settings.

Understanding the footer field

The footer field is a text editor field. Unlike the other module fields, which are passed to the Divi Signatures shortcode as attributes, the text editor is actually the shortcode content.

[divisignatures 
att1="value1" 
att2="value2" 
attN="valueN"]
FOOTER
[/divisignatures]

However, we want the content to be the module items (i.e. the signatures we add), not the footer. Therefore, we cannot use the footer as the parent content, but the children (module items).

[divisignatures 
att1="value1" 
att2="value2" 
attN="valueN"]
    [divisignatures_item
    att1="value1" 
    att2="value2" 
    attN="valueN"]
    FOOTER
    [/divisignatures_item]
    [divisignatures_item
    att1="value1" 
    att2="value2" 
    attN="valueN"]
    FOOTER
    [/divisignatures_item]
[/divisignatures]

That’s why we only offer footer fields in single signatures.

Filter Hooks

As of Divi Signatures 1.1 you can use filter hooks to customize the signature output.

Are you having trouble adding them or need help? Please visit this helpful resource from Elegant Themes.

Customizing the icons image Url

Even though we are offering different icon shapes and styles, you might want to use a different one.

You can update the image url for a social icon by using the divi_signatures_social_icon_url filter hook, where social is the social network name:

behance, facebook, github, instagram, linkedin, pinterest, skype, spotify, twitter, vimeo, whatsapp, youtube

Example usage for the facebook image url:

function custom_facebook_icon($icon_url) {
    $icon_url = "your image url here";
    return $icon_url;
}
add_filter('divi_signatures_facebook_icon_url', 'custom_facebook_icon');

function custom_phone_label($phone_label) {
    $phone_label = 'PH';
    return $phone_label;  
}
add_filter('divi_signatures_phone_label_t', 'custom_phone_label');