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Configure Wordpress plugins before installing

WordPress sites are easy to install and use due to available of free thousands of plugins and themes. Plugin is a set of software components that adds specific capabilities to a larger software application. If plugins are supported, they get easily installed on your WordPress site. But, sometimes WordPress plugin shows the error message and affect your WordPress admin panel.

The error messages occur in different format and different types. The most common is "Allowed memory size..." which occurs when something is uploaded out of available memory provided by your server. Second most common - "Call to undefined function" occurs due to installation of incorrect plugin or themes. But it usually occur due to installation of incorrect plugin.

Avoid installation of incorrect plugin-

1. Don't install plugins which are not updated for a long time. Wordpress always displays a message on upper bar of the plugin which are out dated or not updated for longer period of time.

2. Try to Install mostly used or installed plugins only. As it is used by many people so whenever you get any problem due to that plugin, you can ask questions on wordpress support forum pages.

3. Try not to install less rated plugin in comparison of same available plugin with high rated.

4. If you install a plugin that shows some error in opening any of the options of admin panel, immediately deactivate the last uploaded plugin as there may be error in it.

5. It is not necessary that high rated and updated plugin will not show error or fatal error. You will find it only after installation. When it shows error message after installing, immediately deactivate and delete it.

But sometimes, plugin page in your admin panel could not open after installation of incorrect plugin and it will be difficult for you to uninstall it from your wordpress admin panel.

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