Server Requirements
For WordPress Themes to work as expected, you need some services running, configured correctly, and ready to host a WordPress site. If you have questions about the availability of these features, please contact your web hosting service's support.
PHP Requirements
These are suggested values, it may happen that you have limits smaller than this and everything works perfectly.
Your server will be more demanding, when editing very long pages, saving entries in WordPress with a lot of data and in the process of importing demos, where a lot of data is processed.
The following requirements were noted with excellence in overall performance:
PHP Memory Limit | 256M or greater |
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PHP Post Max Size | 1000M or greater |
PHP Max Input Vars | 3000 or greater |
Upload Max File Size | 300M or greater |
Max Execution Time | 1200 or greater |
Max Input Time | 600 or greater |
Many issues you may run into such as white screen, demo content fails when importing, empty page content, theme not being saved and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits.
The solution is to increase PHP limits. You can do this yourself if you have the necessary skills, or contact your hosting provider and ask them to increase these limits to the minimum required.
- Getting Started 1
- Install WordPress 1.1
- Install Premium Theme 1.2
- Activate Theme License 1.3
- Server Requirements 1.4
- Required Plugins 1.5
- Import Demo Data 1.6
- Elementor Settings 1.7
- Update Premium Theme 1.8
- Customize 2
- Branding / Logo 2.1
- Color Scheme 2.2
- Typography 2.3
- Layout / Container 2.4
- Custom JS and CSS 2.5
- Content 3
- Global Sections 3.1
- Mega Menu 3.2
- Page Building 3.3