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Adjusting PHP Settings with MultiPHP INI Editor Print

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This tool changes PHP limits per domain without editing files by hand.

BASIC MODE

  1. In cPanel open MultiPHP INI Editor under Software.
  2. Stay on the Basic Mode tab and select the domain.
  3. Adjust the values you need:

upload_max_filesize: largest single file upload. 64M suits most sites. post_max_size: must be equal to or larger than upload_max_filesize. memory_limit: 256M suits WooCommerce and page builders. max_execution_time: 300 for imports and large updates. max_input_vars: 3000 if large menus or theme option pages fail to save. display_errors: keep Off on a live site.

  1. Click Apply.

EDITOR MODE

The Editor Mode tab exposes the raw ini file for directives not listed in Basic Mode. Change one thing at a time and keep a copy of the original.

CHECKING IT APPLIED

Most applications show the active values in a system information screen. In WordPress it is Tools > Site Health > Info > Server.

If your changes do not take effect, look for a php.ini or .user.ini file inside public_html overriding them, often left behind by a previous developer.


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