Server Requirements

Because we develop only premium-quality themes that meet the high standards of modern web design, our Companion Theme is a bit more resource-intensive than your average basic theme. That’s the tradeoff for powerful features, polished design, and smooth user experience.

To ensure full compatibility and optimal performance, this theme is designed and developed specifically for WordPress 6.0 or higher.

Configuration Recommendations

In order to use all the options of theme, you need to make sure that your hosting supports the following requirements:

WordPress version 6.0 or higher

PHP version from 7.4 to 8.1

MySQL version 5.6 or higher

WordPress Requirements

Verify that your Web Hosting meets the WordPress minimum requirements

PHP Configuration Requirements

We suggested below PHP configurations to avoid errors such as blank screen, white screen, our demo import fails, empty page content, and other similar issues are all related to low PHP configuration limits. To avoid all of these errors, increase the PHP limits. To know more about it, do as directed below or you can also contact your web host and ask them to increase those limits to a minimum.

PHP Post Max Size: 64 MB

PHP Memory Limit: 256 MB

PHP Time Limit: 300

PHP Max Input Vars: 3000

Max Upload Size: 64 MB

GZip: enabled

ZipArchive: enabled

If you don’t have access to the PHP configuration of your server, or your hosting provider refuse to do so, you can try to set these values through the .htaccess

WordPress Memory Limit

The WP Memory limit of 256 MB is the minimum, but we recommend 768 MB for a more robust usage. If you want the best performance, especially when using multiple plugins, 1024 MB is advisable. To change this setting, add the following line near the bottom of your wp-config.php file, just before the line that says /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy publishing. */:

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );

How Can I find Out My Site’s Current PHP Configuration?

To view system status you can go to RTMKit Dashboard > System Status from your WordPress admin panel to check the Server Environment:

Alternatively, you can install the plugins listed below:

Debug Info

Simple System Status

You can change the required parameters and PHP version under the Hosting account, cPanel, or contact your hosting provider to set the right parameters for you.