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Custom CSS for Your WordPress Website

Right. But also wrong! I’ll explain the ambivalence shortly 🙂

Let me first explain in a few sentences the difference between WordPress.org and WordPress.com. I’ve already touched this subject in one of my previous posts. Basically, with WordPress.org you have to take care of everything – you need to find a hosting provider that suits you, you need to install WordPress, take care of your site’s security, updates and backups. You have full control, but it comes with a lot of responsibility.

On the other hand, you can set up a blog with WordPress.com in a matter of seconds. The folks from Automattic take care of every single detail I mentioned above and all you need to do is customize your website according to your needs and write, write, write, publish, publish, publish, and then write and publish some more.

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All About SEO on WordPress.com

Awesome pieces of advice for SEO of WordPress.com websites!

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Why the Plumber Always Wins at WordCamp Netherlands 2015

A great presentation by Luca. I highly recommend watching it!

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WordPress.com Support Articles

Being an active user of WordPress.com for quite a few years now, I believe I learned a lot about WordPress itself. However, I understand that there is still an endless amount of knowledge an advanced user of WordPress can acquire and I highly recommend using WordPress.com Support Articles as a steppingstone to achieving more WordPress.com knowledge. Even if you went through all of those posts a while back, refreshing your memory can only be useful!

WordPress.com Support Articles

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How to Increase PHP Memory Limit of Your WordPress Website

You might find your WordPress website in need of more PHP Memory limit. The most common error you’ll encounter which points to the lack of PHP Memory limit would look like this:

Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated a certain number of bytes) (tried to allocate more bytes) in /absolute/path/to/one-of-the-WordPress-files/on-your-site.php on one line

You Can Fix This!

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