This site is a working Divi 5 installation used to verify, test, and demonstrate everything documented at divi-docs.
Every claim in the documentation — from module behavior to REST API interactions to CSS class names — gets tested here on a real Divi 5 site before it's published. Each module demo page below shows a live example of a Divi 5 module with realistic sample content, giving both humans and AI assistants a concrete reference for how these modules actually render.
Live examples of every Divi 5 module with realistic content, used for screenshot capture and behavior verification.
Claims about REST API behavior, block JSON structures, and CSS selectors are validated against this live install.
The documentation project's screenshots are captured directly from this site using automated Playwright scripts.
When the documentation states that something works (or doesn't) in Divi 5, this is where that claim was tested. Every finding carries a verification status: ✅ Verified, ⚠️ Observed, 🔬 Needs Testing, or ❌ Disproven.
This site is one piece of the Divi 5 Technical Documentation project — a community-maintained documentation effort covering modules, theme options, the Visual Builder, CSS references, API hooks, and LLM playbooks for building with Divi 5.
The documentation is built specifically to serve two audiences: developers who want API-style reference material, and AI assistants that need structured, machine-parseable information to help users build with Divi 5.
This is an independent community project maintained by 16wells. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Elegant Themes or Divi in any official capacity.
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