JupiterX Server Requirement

For a smooth and efficient experience with the JupiterX theme, it's crucial to have your server environment meet certain technical standards. This guide will outline the system requirements essential for running JupiterX on your WordPress site. If you're uncertain about your server's capability, we recommend contacting your hosting provider for confirmation.

WordPress Requirements

WordPress Version: JupiterX requires at least WordPress 6.0. To guarantee security and compatibility, we always recommend using the latest version of WordPress.

PHP Requirements

PHP Version: PHP 7.4 or higher is necessary for JupiterX.

Important Note: Hosting on a server with outdated PHP may cause issues with your site. Reach out to your hosting provider to upgrade to the most current PHP version.

Database Requirements

MySQL: Your server should use MySQL version 5.6 or greater. Alternatively, JupiterX is also compatible with MariaDB version 10.0 or greater.

WordPress Memory Limit

Memory Allocation: A WP Memory limit of 256 MB is the minimum, but we recommend 512 MB for a more robust usage. If you aim for best performance, especially when using multiple plugins, 768 MB is advisable.

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

Additional Plugins: Keep in mind that if you're using resource-intensive plugins like WooCommerce, increasing your memory limit to 512 MB or more is a wise move to prevent any loading issues.

Browser Compatibility

Modern browsers are essential to take full advantage of the features provided by Elementor and JupiterX.

Please Note: Internet Explorer is not supported.

Server Configurations

WP Engine: For hosted sites on WP Engine, using SSL is necessary to avoid saving issues.
SiteGround/GoDaddy: These providers should modify the SubstituteMaxLineLength to ensure proper server performance.
X-Frame Options: Should be set to “same origin” to prevent editing issues. Your host can assist with this setting.
Content-Security-Policy: The frame-ancestors directive should be set to 'self' in contrast to 'none' to avoid Elementor Editor issues.

PHP Z-Lib Extension

Compression Support: Having PHP Zlib extension enabled can offer better performance. Check with your hosting provider to ensure it's active.

By ensuring these server requirements are met, you'll be setting yourself up for a successful journey with JupiterX, free from technical hiccups and performance lags. If you're unsure about any of these requirements or need assistance with configuration, don't hesitate to contact your hosting provider or reach out to our support team for guidance.

WordPress Requirements

To verify the minimum requirements for running WordPress, please visit the official documentation.