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The Divi Builder continues to become better and better with more and more design tools that make the need for custom CSS less and less. However, there are still times when custom CSS is necessary for your Divi website. What makes things confusing is there isn't just one place to put custom CSS. There's several different places to put CSS and they all have their pros and cons.\n\nFrom the custom CSS file in your Divi Child Theme, to Divi Theme Options custom CSS box, to the Divi Builder page CSS box, there's a lot of places to put custom CSS!\n\nTo make things even more confusing, you can even place custom CSS in the advanced tab of Divi Modules, although you must add the CSS styles to the existing CSS classes.\n\nIn this episode of Divi Chat, the gang talks about all these different places in Divi to put your custom CSS, and they reveal which option they like and why!\n\n\xa0\nHosts Present:\n\n \tDavid Blackmon - Aspen Grove Studios / FB / @aspengrovellc\n \tGeno Quiroz - Monterey Premier / FB / @montereypremier\n \tTim Strifler - Divi Life / Divi Child Themes\n \tSarah Oates - Endure Web Studios\xa0/ FB / @endureweb\n \tLeslie Bernal - A Girl and Her Mac / FB / @agirlandhermac\n\nResources Mentioned:\n\n \tWPBeginner\n \tW3Schools\n \tGoogle Chrome Inspect Element Tutorial for Divi\n\n\xa0\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xu47nwXDnmc