It seems there is a server issue that prevented LayerSlider from saving your work. Please check LayerSlider -> System Status for potential errors, try to temporarily disable themes/plugins to rule out incompatibility issues or contact your hosting provider to resolve server configuration problems. Your HTTP server thrown the following error: \n\n Request Entity Too Large
php.ini has been increased to 512MB and wp-config.php
The LayerSlider System Status would notify you if tere was an issue with the memory limit or the PHP file upload limit. So it's not likely that this is the case here.
The problem is most likely related to the webserver, as the error message also suggests. As we do not know what webserver do you use, we cannot provide you with an exact solution unfortunately.
However there is a site that gathers information on the most common webservers, where you can find proper solution for these kind of problems. Please refer to the following URL: https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/a/2330
The most popular webserver is the Apache, in case you are also using it, you would need to edit the LimitRequestBody Directive
It seems there is a server issue that prevented LayerSlider from saving your work. Please check LayerSlider -> System Status for potential errors, try to temporarily disable themes/plugins to rule out incompatibility issues or contact your hosting provider to resolve server configuration problems. Your HTTP server thrown the following error: \n\n Request Entity Too Large
php.ini has been increased to 512MB and wp-config.php
Advanced Debug Details
Directive: memory_limit
local Value 256M
Master Value 512M
Hey BCA-theme,
The LayerSlider System Status would notify you if tere was an issue with the memory limit or the PHP file upload limit. So it's not likely that this is the case here.
The problem is most likely related to the webserver, as the error message also suggests. As we do not know what webserver do you use, we cannot provide you with an exact solution unfortunately.
However there is a site that gathers information on the most common webservers, where you can find proper solution for these kind of problems. Please refer to the following URL: https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/a/2330
The most popular webserver is the Apache, in case you are also using it, you would need to edit the LimitRequestBody Directive