The Elementor plugin is designed to use frontend allocated memory from the website. By defualt, WordPress allocates 40MB, and plugins can use the memory up to the maximum amount of memory allocated. In case you have tried checking the amount of allocated memory using Elementor, you will probably get the following limitation

In order to resolve the issue, the frontend memory allocation must be changed in  wp-config.php To edit the file from the uPress panel:

• Choose the website you wish to fix
• Choose the Develpment tab
• Open the file manager
• Choose the file, and add the following line:

  define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M' );

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Starting from version 5, the default editor in WordPress is changed to Gutenberg. When trying to publish a post using the new editor, the error messages “Publishing failed” or “Updating failed” is returned.

Our solution

The new WordPress editor is utilizing the WordPress REST API. Using REST API option is turned off in uPress servers by default.In order to resolve the issue and turn the REST API on, go to security tab from the uPress panel, and activate the “Enable WordPress REST API” option

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To do this:
Go to the administration panel -> Select your website -> Overview tab -> click on Disk Space Overview.

Then the next screen appears, detailing the size of directories:

Click on a fold to expand its sub-directories and display their size

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Login to your uPress Hosting Panel Home Page

Click on ‘MY WEBSITES’

Select the Domain and click on the ‘WordPress’ tab

Scroll down to ‘WordPress Plugins’ and click on the ‘Manage Plugins’ button

Here is the list of all plugins installed on your WordPress System.

You can now update disable and/or delete Plugins.

To install multiple Plugins at the same time: In the  ‘Plugin URL or Plugin Name’ search field, type in the name of plugin or URL.

A list will be displayed.  Choose the plugins you want to add.

When ready, simply click on the ‘Install WordPress Plugins’ green button

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