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# Ripple

Everything you need to install, import, and customize the Ripple child theme for Divi 5.

Ripple is a modern, free child theme built for creative agencies, freelancers, studios, consultants, and service businesses using Divi 5. It includes four responsive pages, reusable sections, global design variables, and a guided demo importer to help you launch faster.

This documentation walks you through installing the theme, importing the demo content, changing the site-wide color scheme, and importing the included Advanced Custom Fields configuration.

#### Requirements

Before installing Ripple, make sure you have:

* A working WordPress website
* Divi 5 installed and activated
* The latest Ripple child-theme ZIP file
* A fresh WordPress installation, recommended for the cleanest demo import

**Back up your website before importing demo content or changing themes.** If you are working on an existing site, use a staging environment whenever possible.

#### Recommended Server Settings

For a smoother import, we recommend these PHP limits or higher:

* `upload_max_filesize`: 512M
* `max_input_time`: 300
* `memory_limit`: 512M
* `max_execution_time`: 1000
* `post_max_size`: 512M

You can review your current values under **Divi → Support Center → System Status**. Contact your hosting provider if a limit needs to be increased.

#### What to Do Next

Start by installing and activating Ripple. After activation, use the included demo importer to add the supplied pages, media, menus, Theme Builder templates, presets, and demo settings.

Continue to **Installing the Child Theme**.


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