What are the minimum server requirements?

WordPress Requirements:

• WordPress 5.8 or higher (6.0+ recommended)
• WordPress admin access
• Ability to install plugins

PHP Requirements:

• PHP 7.4 or higher (PHP 8.0+ recommended)
• Memory limit: 256MB minimum (512MB recommended for large networks)
• Max execution time: 60 seconds minimum (300 seconds recommended)

Database Requirements:

• MySQL 5.6 or higher (MySQL 8.0 recommended)

Server Requirements:

• Apache or Nginx web server
• SSL certificate (HTTPS)
• Cron job support (for scheduled tasks)
• Outbound HTTPS connections allowed (for API communication)

Recommended Hosting:

• Turbosubdomains provide own hosting

Note: TurboWare provides fully managed hosting, eliminating technical setup concerns.

 

Does Turbo Subdomains work with any WordPress theme?

Theme Compatibility:

Fully Supported Themes: Turbo Subdomains has been tested and optimized with specific themes. Check TurboWare documentation for the complete list of fully supported themes.

Partially Supported Themes: Most standard WordPress themes work with basic functionality, but advanced features (like subdomain-specific styling) may have limitations.

Theme Requirements:

• Standard WordPress theme structure
• Proper category template support
• Standard WordPress hooks and filters
• No custom category URL rewriting

Compatibility Issues:

• Themes with custom category URL structures may conflict
• Page builders may require additional configuration
• Custom theme modifications might need adjustment

Recommendation:

• Use one of TurboWare’s recommended themes for best results
• Test theme compatibility with small setup before full deployment
• Contact support if theme compatibility questions arise

 

Can I use Turbo Subdomains with WordPress Multisite?

WordPress Multisite Compatibility:

Typical Approach:

• Turbo Subdomains designed for single WordPress installations
• Each subdomain is a category, not a separate site
• Different from WordPress Multisite architecture

Alternative for Multi-Site Needs:

• Use separate WordPress installations with separate licenses
• Better isolation and performance
• Easier management at scale