Once you have your Wordpress blog installed, you need to log in to the WordPress administration area where you can write posts and pages.  To log in the WP admin panel type /wp-admin at the end of your domain.

http://www.yourdomainname.com/wp-admin

Writing a post in WordPress

Writing posts and pages is the core activity in WP. You can start writing by clicking the Add New button located in the Posts menu:

You can then add text, images and other content. Once you’re ready, the new post can be published just by clicking the Publish button.  If you want to see what your posts looks like before you publish just click on the Preview button.  You can also save your draft without publishing by clicking on the Save Draft button.

Creating pages in WordPress

Creating individual pages in WordPress is quite similar to writing a post. You should simply click Add New in the Pages menu.

When you are ready with your new page, click Publish to save it.

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This error message is a result of Wordpress exceeding it’s predetermined memory limit. Too many large plugins or too much content on your blog or website will trigger this error message.

By going into your wp-settings.php file on your sever you can easily fix this.

Wordpress sets its memory limits within the wp-settings.php file. All that has to be done is change the memory limit from “32M” to “64M”.

Here’s what you need to do.:

• Open wp-settings.php in a code editor or notepad. This file is in the root directory of your Wordpress installation
• Change the “32″ to “64″
• Save the file and FTP it to your server
• If 64 isn’t enough then try 128

Another setting you can change is in the wp-config.php file.   Add: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘64M’);  right below <?php at the top of the file.

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Here is a preview of what it looks like:

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