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Increase WordPress Memory Limit
Posted2024-06-12
Updated2025-05-14
ByLasse
It’s important to increase WordPress memory limit.
By default, it’s only 40M and that’s way to low.
For WordPress to work properly, the memory should be increased to at least 128M.
Paste this code at the top of wp-config.php below < ?php
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );
If you using any of Crocoblocks plugins, e.g. Jetengine it’s vital that you increase WordPress memory limit to 512M. If you don’t increase it you will probably have problem with Elementor Widget Panel Not Loading
You should increase the PHP Memory. Most website host have 128M as default. Increase it to at least 256M. If you can’t change this value, contact your host.
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