Plugins somehow disappear from plugin manager

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  • Not sure about the code, however, plugins may disappear from the list if you don’t have your memory_limit high enough. If you have access to your php.ini, try increasing your memory_limit. Make sure to put a copy of that php.ini in your plugins directory if you need to… might need one in your wp-content directory, too.

    Thread Starter sjstran12

    (@sjstran12)

    I think that might be the case. Can you tell me how to do it step by step?

    I really don’t want to crash my site

    See if your host has a default php.ini file, if not, just create a file named php.ini and put a copy of it in the directory of your websites root, in the wp-content folder, and in the plugins folder. Make sure the following line of code is in it:
    memory_limit = 64M (Note that this is often set at or below 32M by default, so 64 should work for you. If it doesn’t you can play with the settings a bit and see if it helps.

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