Avada System Status

Last Update: January 29, 2026

The Avada System Status page is a built-in diagnostic overview that shows you key technical information about your WordPress site and how Avada is functioning on it. It gathers details about your server environment, WordPress configuration, database, PHP settings, installed plugins, theme version, memory limits, and other critical components that affect performance and compatibility.

Instead of searching through multiple places to troubleshoot an issue, the System Status page gives you one clear snapshot of everything that matters behind the scenes. It helps you identify whether something in your setup could be causing errors, slowdowns, or unexpected behavior — and it’s especially useful when you’re contacting support, because you can share this status with confidence, knowing it accurately reflects your current environment.

Whether you’re checking if your hosting plan meets Avada’s requirements, confirming PHP versions, or spotting conflicts with plugins, the Avada System Status page gives you valuable visibility into the technical side of your site without needing developer tools or server access. This page is divided into seven sections:

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System Status
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Avada Version History
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Avada Setup & Update Tools
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WordPress Environment
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Server Environment
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Avada Update Server Status
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Active Plugins

The System Status page is located at Avada > Status in your WordPress Admin Sidebar, or, from the Avada Dashboard, at Maintenance > System Status. Continue reading below for more information on each section, and watch the video below for a visual overview.

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Avada Version History

The Avada Version History section shows the current Avada version and any previous versions. The content you see in this section will vary depending on which versions you’ve used.

The latest Avada version is: 7.15 (Released on March 3, 2026)

Avada Setup & Update Tools

In this section, you see conversion tools, as well as links to the Avada Setup Wizard, and an option to recreate the Avada Forms database tables. Depending on which version you are on, different conversion tools will be available.

Expert Tip – The contents in this section will vary based on the version you have started from and the version you are currently on. See examples below.

If you started on version 5.0 or higher, you will only see the Avada 6.1.1 Conversion Controls.
If you started on version 6.0, you will only see the Avada 7.4.1 Conversion Controls.
If you started on a later version than 6.0, you will only see the Avada 7.7 Conversion Controls.

The bottom part of the section offers a button to Re-create Avada Forms Database Tables. These database tables are auto-created on update to 7.1, but if they are not, users will see PHP notices, and Avada Forms will not work as expected. These buttons try to recreate the tables in such cases. If you continue to have troubles with this, consult your host, or submit a support ticket.

WordPress Environment

This section displays all the relevant data related to your WordPress environment.

Home URL – This item displays the URL of your site’s homepage.
Site URL – This item displays the root URL of your site.
WP Content Path – This item displays the system path to this WordPress install’s wp-content directory.
WP Path – This displays the system path to the WordPress install’s root directory.
WP Version – This item displays the version of WordPress installed on your site.
WP Multisite – This item displays whether or not you have WordPress Multisite enabled.
PHP Memory Limit – This item displays the maximum amount of memory (RAM) that your site can use at one time.
WP Debug Mode – This item displays whether or not Debug Mode for WordPress is enabled.
Language – This item displays the current language used by WordPress.

Server Environment

This section displays all relevant data related to your server environment.

Server Info – This item displays information about the web sever that is currently hosting your site.
PHP Version – This item displays the version of PHP installed on your hosting server.
PHP Post Max Size – This item displays the largest size that your post data can reach. That includes all post content (images, text, etc.)
PHP Time Limit – This item displays the amount of time (in seconds) that your site will spend on a single operation before timing out.
PHP Max Input Vars – This item displays the maximum number of variables your server can use for a single function to avoid overloads.
SUHOSIN Installed – This item displays whether or not SUHOSIN is installed.
ZipArchive – This shows whether or not ZipArchive is installed on yours server. This is needed for demo imports.
MySQL Version – This item displays the version of MySQL installed on your hosting server.
Max Upload Size – This item displays the largest file size that can be uploaded to your WordPress installation.
DOM Document – This item displays whether or not DOM Document is installed. This resource is needed for the Avada Builder to function correctly.
WP Remote Get – This item shows whether or not wp_remote_get() is functioning correctly. This is used by Avada for communication with different APIs. (eg. Google, Twitter, Facebook)
WP Remote Post – This item shows whether or not wp_remote_post() is functioning correctly. This is used by Avada for communication with different APIs. (eg. Google, Twitter, Facebook)
GD Library – This item displays if the GD Library is installed and what the active version is.

Red and Green Values

In the System Status tab, some values may appear as green or red. If a value appears green, it meets the minimum requirements to run the theme. If a value appears in red, it means it is below the minimum requirements and needs to be adjusted. Please click the button below to read about how to increase these limits.

How To Adjust System Status Limits

Avada Update Server Status

The top part of this next section, as shown in the screenshot below, allows you to check the Avada Server Status and displays advanced server response output for remote GET requests. If you get a green message saying “Tested API is working properly,” it means you should be good with the server and able to update Avada, supplied plugins, import prebuilt websites, or apply patches without a problem.

If you get a red message, something is wrong, and the messages and response codes can vary depending on your setup. A short error log will be displayed, providing the details you need for the response codes.

Active Plugins

This section displays all active plugins. The Avada Core, Avada Builder, LayerSlider, Slider Revolution, Advanced Custom Fields PRO, Avada Custom Branding, and Convert Plus are premium plugins included with Avada. Please ensure that the Avada Core and Avada Builder plugins are always active and up to date.

Avada Core – This plugin is created by Avada and is required. Please make sure it’s always active and up to date.
Avada Builder – This plugin is created by Avada, and is a required plugin. Please make sure it’s always active and up-to-date.
LayerSlider WP – This plugin is created by Kreatura Media, and is an included plugin.
Slider Revolution – This plugin is created by ThemePunch, and is an included plugin.
Advanced Custom Fields PRO – This plugin is created by Elliot Condon, and is an included plugin.
Avada Custom Branding – This plugin is created by us, and is an included plugin.
Convert Plus – This plugin is created by Brainstorm Force, and is an included plugin.