Memory Requirements

Themler requires 64Mb of PHP Memory.
Please make sure that your PHP and CMS (e.g. WordPress) configurations match the requirement above.

Also, check that your hosting service provider allows you to use at least 64Mb. You may need to contact your hosting support for this information.

NOTE: Some basic hosting plans allow you to use only 32Mb and do not allow you to edit php.ini or wp-config.php (for WordPress).
For example 1And1 Starter Package.

PHP Settings

Find the php.ini file and scroll down to the MEMORY_LIMIT=64Mb setting. Make sure that the value is greater than 64Mb.

To increase the saving speed, we recommend that you also set UPLOAD_MAX_FILESIZE=8Mb in the same file.

WordPress Settings

In WordPress, it is also necessary to look into the wp-config.php file. Find this line: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M'); and check the value to be sure it is at least '64M'.

NOTE: WordPress will use the smaller of the PHP MEMORY_LIMIT and WP_MEMORY_LIMIT values.

### Memory Requirements Themler requires **64Mb** of **PHP Memory**. Please make sure that your PHP and CMS (e.g. WordPress) configurations match the requirement above. Also, check that your hosting service provider allows you to use at least 64Mb. You may need to contact your hosting support for this information. **NOTE:** Some basic hosting plans allow you to use only 32Mb and do not allow you to edit php.ini or wp-config.php (for WordPress). For example [1And1 Starter Package](https://help.1and1.com/hosting-c37630/scripts-and-programming-languages-c85099/php-c37728/php-memory-limit-a683249.html). ### PHP Settings Find the **php.ini** file and scroll down to the `MEMORY_LIMIT=64Mb` setting. Make sure that the value is greater than *64Mb*. To increase the saving speed, we recommend that you also set `UPLOAD_MAX_FILESIZE=8Mb` in the same file. ### WordPress Settings In **WordPress**, it is also necessary to look into the **wp-config.php** file. Find this line: `define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');` and check the value to be sure it is at least '64M'. **NOTE:** WordPress will use the smaller of the **PHP MEMORY_LIMIT** and **WP_MEMORY_LIMIT** values.