1 / 7

Why You Can’t Install Wordpress Plugins

Have you been asking yourself: Why can't I install WordPress Plugins: We've got the list of possible issues - together with solutions.<br><br>Don't miss it. Complete details @ https://wpblazer.com/wordpress-plugin-management/cant-install-wordpress-plugins/

arunvivek
Download Presentation

Why You Can’t Install Wordpress Plugins

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Why You Can’t Install WordPress Plugins

  2. Introduction One of the things that make WordPress so popular is its customizability. Thanks to hundreds of plugins available, you can add almost any feature there's to your site. All that without the need to code or hire an expensive developer. Here are some reasons why you can’t install wordpress plugins

  3. You're using WordPress.com and your plan doesn't allow it First, WordPress.com is a separate platform from WordPress.org. The latter allows you to build a WordPress-based website on your own server. WordPress.com is a closed environment, where you pay a monthly fee for your website. You don't have the right permissions To upload and install plugins, you need to have the right permissions. If you're the owner, and the only user of the site, you can skip this point. As your WP user becomes an administrator by default, you should be able to install plugins.

  4. You're exceeding the PHP memory limit There are two places where you can change your memory limits. The first one is your WordPress installation. The second is the server that you host your site on itself. Ideally, you should set them both to at least 512 MB. Your website is part of a WordPress multisite network The easiest way to tell that you're on a multisite is to look at the name of your site. If, instead of just the name of your site you'll see the "My Sites" menu, you're on a multisite.

  5. You're uploading a .rar archive To install a WordPress plugin, you need to upload its files to your website. That's unless you're installing one from the WordPress repository. Plugin Files in your archive are inside another folder Sometimes you will get a seemingly good .zip file that you'll still be unable to upload correctly. Unpack the archive and pack just the main folder with the plugin files.

  6. Conclusion Encountering any of the above errors when working on your site can be really frustrating. Especially if you are in a hurry and don't feel like asking yourself "Why can't I install Plugins on WordPress?" for the hundredth time. But, that's where WP Blazer can help you. More details @ https://wpblazer.com/wordpress-plugin-management/cant-install-wordpress- plugins/

  7. Thanks for Watching!

More Related