Fatal Error: Allowed Memory Size Exhausted

Go to your wp-config.php and put the following code in that page. Thanks.

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '96M');

Thanks for the quick response!

I had actually tried that already before posting my original question and it had’t worked. I just tried it again just in case, but I’m still getting the same fatal error.

Any other ideas?

In case this extra info helps…
I’m currently filtering 3 categories into the Special Recent Posts widget. Let’s say they have IDs 1, 2, and 3. When I take out category 3 from the filtering list (leaving 1 and 2), the fatal error goes away. If I add category 3 back in but take out 2 (leaving 1 and 3) the fatal error is back. So something’s going on with the one particular category, not the amount of categories I’m using.
Again, I don’t know if that helps but it’s just something I noticed when playing around.

If there’s any other info I could provide, let me know. I’d love to sort this out.

Thanks so much for your help!

Hi,

Where did you put the widget? Is it in the sidebar or in a template? Mine works properly in the index.php. Anyway, I’m glad that you had solved the first problem out. ??

Hi again,
I’m using it in a widget, not a template. Think that makes a difference?

Can I see your site? Give me the url, here.

Hello imnikkilee,
That errors comes out when the plugin tries to manipulate an image which weight is definetely too high. So please, check your posts one by one trying to find the alleged one.

@ romanpicisan
thankyou – your suggestion worked for me