With all the practicality and functionality of the features that Divi offers, you might realize a few things about Divi can be annoying, such as the “Explore More Divi Modules” button in the module inserter. This button can be distracting and clutter up the interface. When you click this button, you’ll be taken to the Divi Marketplace page, the official marketplace whereby you can find Divi child themes, Divi layouts, to Divi plugins. Therefore, we think that the existence of the “Explore More Divi Modules” button is unnecessary and is better to disappear.
This article will show you how to disable the “Explore More Divi Modules” button in the module inserter. This will help declutter the interface, make it easier to find the modules you need and anticipate accidentally clicking the button, which can waste your time.

How to Disable Explore More Divi Modules Button in Module Inserter
Turning off the “Explore More Divi Modules” button in the module inserter is very easy. The only thing you need to do is add the simple CSS snippet to the Divi Theme Options.
On your WordPress dashboard, navigate to the Divi -> Theme Options. Under the General tab, scroll down and find the Custom CSS option.
Copy the simple CSS snippet below and paste it into the Custom CSS input field.
.et-fb-module-upsell-button { display: none !important; }
The Code Explanation:
The CSS snippet above hides the “Explore More Divi Modules” button element with the class .et-fb-module-upsell-button
. The display: none
property tells the browser not to display the element, and the !important
declaration ensures that the style rule is applied even if other CSS rules conflict.
Once the CSS snippet is added, apply the changes by clicking the Save Changes button.

That’s it. To see the result, you can go to the Divi editor and see that the “Explore More Divi Modules” has already disappeared in the module inserter.

The Bottom Line
This article shows how easily you can disable/turn off the “Explore More Divi Modules” button in the module inserter. The advantages of disabling the button include a reduction in visual clutter and an increase in focus on the currently available modules. However, deciding whether to disable the “Explore More Divi Modules” button is personal and should be made based on the individual’s needs and preferences.