Install wordpress tutorial


















You can either create and edit the wp-config. For more extensive details, and step by step instructions for creating the configuration file and your secret key for password security, please see Editing wp-config. Return to where you extracted the WordPress package in Step 1, rename the file wp-config-sample. Enter your database information under the section labeled.

Enter your secret key values under the section labeled. Note: The location of your root web directory in the filesystem on your web server will vary across hosting providers and operating systems. Check with your hosting provider or system administrator if you do not know where this is. WordPress will ask you the database details and write them to a new wp-config.

If this works, you can go ahead with the installation; otherwise, go back and create, edit, and upload the wp-config. The following screenshots show how the installation progresses.

Notice that in entering the details screen, you enter your site title, your desired user name, your choice of a password twice , and your e-mail address. Also displayed is a check-box asking if you would like your blog to appear in search engines like Google and DuckDuckGo.

Leave the box unchecked if you would like your blog to be visible to everyone, including search engines, and check the box if you want to block search engines, but allow normal visitors. Note all this information can be changed later in your Administration Screen.

The following are some of the most common installation problems. You can find this information on the overview page of your site. Now we will show you how to enter this information in Domain. The basic settings are the same for all domain registrars, you just need to find the DNS settings.

Login to your Domain. On the next screen, first, you need to change the A record with the sign as its name. Click on the Edit button to change its settings. Cpanel is a popular software used by many web hosting companies.

It provides website owners with a simple web-based interface to manage their hosting account. It is a one-stop access to several useful utilities including auto-installer scripts that help you install WordPress.

Hosting companies select which auto-installer script they want to use. Generally, Softaculous, QuickInstall, and Fantastico are the most popular options. We will show you how to install WordPress using all three auto-installers. You can follow the instructions, based on the installer you see on your cPanel dashboard.

Softaculous is a popular auto-installer script. It allows you to easily install popular web applications like WordPress with just a few clicks. Simply login to your cPanel account and look for Softaculous or WordPress installer icon. You will find them under Auto Installers section. Clicking on any of these icons will launch Softaculous auto-installer for WordPress. First, you will see an overview of WordPress. You need to click on the Install tab to continue.

Softaculous will now ask you where you want to install WordPress. After that, you need to choose the domain name where you want to install WordPress. Under this section, first you need to provide a title and description for your WordPress site.

Next, you need to choose an admin username, password, and email address. Softaculous will automatically fill in the username and password fields for you.

It will use a non-dictionary word for username and a strong password. You can change them if you want so that they are easy to remember for you. However, we strongly urge you to always use a strong password. See our guide on the best way to manage passwords for WordPress beginners to learn how you can manage strong passwords easily. Make sure that you enter correct email address in the admin email field.

This is where WordPress will send notifications and password reset link if you ever forgot your password. Rest of the options on the screen are optional.

You can now click on the install button to run the installer. Softaculous will run the installer using the settings you provided. You will see a progress bar with installation status.

It will take a couple of minutes. You will see a success message after the installation is finished. It will also show you links to your website and to your WordPress admin area.

QuickInstall is another popular auto-installer used by many hosting companies like HostGator and others. Scroll down to the Software section and then click on the QuickInstall icon. This will take you to the 1-Click Installers page on QuickInstall. You will see that it offers installations for most popular web applications including WordPress. You need to click on WordPress to launch the WordPress installer.

The installer will now show you the WordPress overview. You will be asked to select your domain name from the drop-down menu. Most beginners want to install WordPress on the root of their website, for example, wpbeginner. Now click on the next button to continue. The installer will now ask you to enter WordPress details like username, email address, and site title. QuickInstall will now install WordPress for you. After that, you will see a success message with your login details like username and password.

Fantastico is an auto-installer script used by several WordPress hosting providers. It is similar to the other installer scripts in this guide and offers an easier way to quickly install WordPress. First, you need to login to your cPanel dashboard and scroll down to software and services section, and there you will find the Fantastico icon. Some hosting providers are still using an older version of Fantastico. In this tutorial we will be showing you screenshots from Fantastico F3 version.

Basic installation steps are the same, and you should be able to easily follow them. On the main Fantastico screen, you will see a list of web applications on your left. You need to click on Blogs, and there you will find WordPress listed among many other applications.

Fantastico auto-installer for WordPress will now ask you to fill in your installation settings. First, you need to choose the domain where you want to install WordPress. If you want to install WordPress in a sub-directory then you can enter the sub-directory name in the field below.

Otherwise, make sure that this field is empty. Enter a username, password, and email address for your WordPress admin account. Fantastico will now install WordPress for you.

Once it has finished installing WordPress you will see a success message. Manually installing WordPress is also known as the famous 5 minute install. First thing you need to do is download the latest version of WordPress. WordPress package comes as a Zip file. You need to unzip the file and inside it, you will find a WordPress folder. This folder contains all the WordPress files you need to upload to your web server. Now go ahead and connect the FTP client to your hosting server.

Once connected, use the FTP client to upload the WordPress files from your computer to your website server. If you want to install WordPress on your root domain name like example. On the other hand, If you want to install WordPress in a subfolder like example. Once you are done uploading WordPress, go to your hosting control panel to create a database. We will be showing you how to do that using the cPanel.

If your hosting provider has a different control panel then you just need to look for MySQL databases. Rest of the settings will be quite similar. You will see a field to create a new database. Now that you have created your database, MySQL still needs a username.

This username will have access to perform actions on the database. This new user still does not have access to the database you created earlier. For that, you will need to add the user to the database and give them permissions to perform all actions.

Select the database user you created from the dropdown menu next to user, then select the database, and click on the add button. You will be now asked for the privileges you want to allow this user. Select all privileges and click on the Make changes button.

You will need that information later. If it is in the main domain, then enter your domain name in the browser window, like yoursite. You will see the language selection page.

You can choose a language here so that the rest of the installation is displayed in your own language. You can also use English for now and then later change the language.

You will now see some installation instructions. WordPress will now show you a form. You need to enter the database information you created earlier. WordPress will connect to your database and show you a success message. WordPress will now create tables in your database and then send you to the next step of the installation. Now you need to provide some information for WordPress to set up your site.

This includes site title, username, password, and admin email address. If you do not want your website to be visible to search engines, then you can check the box next to search engine visibility.

Later when you are ready you can change this from WordPress settings. If you are unsure about what to do, then simply leave it unchecked.

Click on the Install WordPress button to continue. WordPress will set up your website and finish the installation. You will see a success message showing your username. You can now click on the Log in button to sign in to your WordPress site. Many of our beginner level users often ask us if they could try WordPress on their computer?

The answer is yes, but most beginners should not do that. The reason why some folks install WordPress in a local server environment is to build themes, plugins, or to test things out. If you want to run a blog for other people to see, then you do not need to install WordPress on your computer. If you install WordPress locally on your computer, then the only person who can see the site is you.

If you want to make your WordPress site available to the internet rest of the world , then you need to get a web hosting account and install WordPress by using one of the methods we showed above.

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