Server Requirements
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To get the most out of Kalium and have smooth experience with WordPress, it’s important that your hosting meets the following requirements:
Using the latest version of .
version 7.4 or greater. (Note: Kalium is compatible with PHP 8.2)
version 8.0 or greater OR version 10.5 or greater.
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The minimum to run WordPress.
If you’re experiencing issues like a white screen, problems with importing starter sites, blank pages, or issues with saving settings, it’s likely due to low PHP configuration limits. The best fix is to increase these limits.
You can either adjust these settings yourself or ask your web host to increase them for you. We recommend setting the limits to at least the following:
To check your PHP limits, go to the WordPress admin dashboard and under Kalium > Status find the Server Environment section . If you need help, you can also contact your hosting provider to find out your current settings and ask them to make adjustments if needed. Remember, you’re paying for your hosting service, so make sure you’re getting the full value.
In cases where you cannot update the PHP version yourself, you need to contact your host about this. The upgrade process is an easy process and should be something your host can do for you without impacting your website or charging you a fee. Here’s a letter you can send to your hosting company:
