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What are the recommended PHP memory limits for my theme to work properly
PostedApril 20, 2023
UpdatedJuly 7, 2023
ByNishant
We recommend the following PHP memory limits for the theme import process to run successfully.
- upload_max_filesize (512M)
- max_input_time (600)
- memory_limit (512M)
- max_execution_time (600)
- post_max_size (512M)
- max_input_vars = 10000
Many hosting providers offer control panels (e.g., cPanel, Plesk) that allow you to adjust PHP settings easily. Log in to your hosting control panel and look for the PHP settings or PHP configuration section. Here, you can modify various PHP limits through a graphical interface. Locate the options related to upload limits, memory limits, or post size limits, and adjust them accordingly. Save the changes, and the new limits should take effect.
You can also ask your Hosting company to do this for you as they have root level server access.
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