Plugin Compatibility
Our plugins are designed to work with most WordPress themes and plugins. Specific requirements for WordPress and PHP versions are included within each plugin's documentation.
General Compatibility
All BracketSpace plugins work with properly coded WordPress themes and plugins that:
- Follow WordPress coding standards
- Use standard WordPress hooks and filters
- Don't override core WordPress functionality
Common Issues
Some plugin types may require special attention:
Caching Plugins: May need to exclude our plugin files from optimization or clear cache after updates.
Security Plugins: Aggressive firewalls might block AJAX requests - add exceptions if needed.
Performance Plugins: File minification can break JavaScript functionality - exclude our plugin files if issues occur.
Troubleshooting Conflicts
Plugin Conflict Detection
- Deactivate all plugins except ours
- Test functionality - does it work now?
- Reactivate one by one to find the culprit
- Find alternative or contact plugin author
Theme Conflict Detection
- Switch to default theme (Twenty Twenty-Four)
- Test plugin features - working now?
- Contact theme developer about compatibility
Getting Help
When reporting conflicts, provide:
- WordPress and PHP versions
- Active theme name/version
- List of active plugins
- Specific error messages
- Steps to reproduce the issue
Support Channels:
- Contact our support team
- Plugin-specific documentation
- WordPress.org support forums
Best Practices
- Always backup before installing new plugins
- Test new plugins in staging environment first
- Keep WordPress, PHP, and plugins updated
- Monitor error logs after making changes
- Research plugin compatibility before installation