I have talked about two themes in my posts few days back that beat premium themes with tons of customisation options they have. these two themes were Mandigo and Atahualpa . Free themes like these obviously put a question mark on amount of money that one need to pay premium themes thats normally in range of hundred dollars.
Another theme which offers same amount of custoomisation options as the above two is Isotherm theme. I will be talking about this theme today which is basically a magzine based theme and with the options tab along with option to change almost each aspect of the theme , it beats almost most of the premium themes.
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For everyone of you, who use wordpress as a platform with shared hosting for his/her blog will know the importance of this post. So before i start writing about how to reduce server load due to wordpress on shared hosting, i would talk a bit on wha prompted me to write this.
My another blog Avinashtech – Software tips and tricks was hosted on a webhost which suspended my account as i have said in my previosu post due to high server use as they alleged. That all lead to me doing a bit of research on ways to reduce server load.
Many of you may not be knowing whats the limit of CPU usage you can have for your blog on your Shared hosting package. Generally this varies from 1-8% but webhosts that oversell put the limit to just 1% of total server resourcs.
As wordpress runs using php excuting so many queries through php, hence if your site isnt optimised it may result in your blog exceeding the server resource limit. Apart from just the wordpress, its the plugins often that result in excessive server usages. Normally every wordpress blog is run along with 5-10 plugins.
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