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# Crest

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[**Crest**](https://divisupply.com/divi-product/crest/) is a modern Divi 5 child theme created for SaaS companies, apps, startups, software products, and technology businesses.

Before installing Crest, make sure the Divi 5 parent theme is installed and active on your WordPress website. Divi is not included with the Crest package and must be purchased separately from Elegant Themes.

### Requirements

* WordPress
* Divi 5 installed and activated
* The latest version of the Crest child theme
* A fresh WordPress installation is recommended for the smoothest demo import

If you are installing Crest on an existing website, create a complete backup before importing the demo content.

### Recommended Server Requirements

For a smooth installation and demo import, we recommend the following PHP values:

* upload\_max\_filesize: 512M or higher
* max\_input\_time: 300 or higher
* memory\_limit: 512M or higher
* max\_execution\_time: 1000 or higher
* post\_max\_size: 512M or higher

These values are recommendations rather than strict requirements. You can check your website status under Divi → Support Center. If any values are too low, contact your hosting provider and ask them to increase the limits.

### What to Do Next

Start by installing and activating the Crest child theme. Once the theme is active, you can use the included demo importer to add the pages, Theme Builder templates, presets, and demo content to your website.


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