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!
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
Early this year, I was fortunate enough to attend WordCamp Prague as a speaker! My subject was Managing Multiple WordPress Websites. This was my first presentation at a WordCamp and it was a sort of an ice-breaker. I enjoyed Prague and the whole WordCamp very much and I hope I’ll return next year.
The presentation can also be found at WordPress.tv!
In September, I also spoke at WordCamp Krakow as I mentioned in one of my previous posts. The video of the presentation I held in Krakow can be found here 😀
This year in September, WordCamp Poland will take place in Cracow. I am extremely excited to be one of the speakers which granted me the opportunity to talk about The Art of Support – Growing Your WordPress Customer Base by Using the Word of Mouth.
Considering the importance of WordCamps, I am looking forward to visiting Poland and the beautiful city of Cracow and more importantly, I can’t wait to share my thoughts on the subject of Customer Support in the WordPress ecosystem with all WordCamp attendees.
I had an awesome WordCamp time in Prague, Belgrade and Seville and I can hardly wait to add Cracow to this list! 🙂
Awesome article on categories and tags in WordPress written by Tom Ewer! Old but gold! The article, not Tom 😉
