How do I Install Wordpress

Therefore there is not only one option for the installation of WordPress, but several alternatives. This article will give you a step-by-step guide to each of the most commonly used installation techniques for WordPress. In order to give you an orientation, which way you should decide, I have ordered the guide from simple to very time-consuming.

So, if you're just looking for the fastest and simplest way to install WordPress, begin at the top! To install WordPress the simplest way is to simply select a web server to do it for you. Today, with many WordPress custom hosted applications, you can select to have WordPress pre-installed. This means that once you have registered for your web site you can go directly to your WordPress page.

In this case the whole issue "how to install WordPress" is not relevant! Below are a few suggested host(s) that pre-install WordPress for you: The SiteGround - has tonnes of WordPress functions that make your job much simpler. The BlueHost is available at an attractive price and comes with WordPress pre-installed. Begins from $2. 95 per months for a page via this hyperlink.

Even many WordPress administrated hosting companies will pre-install WordPress for you, but prices may be higher. Don't be worried if you have already selected another hosting. The majority of other hosting sites still make it really simple to install WordPress. Read more in the next section: cPanel is the Dashboard that most web hosters offer their clients.

If you register for cPanel, your landlord should give you the access data for cPanel. So for most hosts, the cPanel looks something like this: Your computer should give you an auto-installer in your cPanel-port. Auto-installers essentially automatize the entire WordPress installation procedure, which I will describe in the next section.

Instead of doing everything by hand, just enter some essential information, click a shortcut and the auto installer will install WordPress for you. Although there are a few small interfacing issues, all car installers work more or less the same. So, while I'm showing you an example with Softaculous, the actual user experience for your auto-installer might look a little different.

In order to start, you will find the WordPress auto installer in cPanel and click on it: The next monitor should show an Install Now shortcut (regardless of which auto installer you are using). Next, you need to specify your WordPress installation detail. Again, this should generally look the same, no matter what car installer you are using.

First enter the log and name of the Internet service under which you want to install WordPress: If you are using an SSL SSL certificates for the SSL connection you should select HTTPS. Otherwise, you should select HTTP. If you have not specifically configured an SSL certificate, the standard is HTTP. Then select the folder in which you want to install WordPress.

If you leave it empty, WordPress will be added to your primary website. This means that if your domains is YOURDOMAIN.com then WordPress will be added to YOURDOMAIN.com and not something like YOURDOMAIN.com/mywpsite. Later you can modify them at any time via the WordPress interface: Activate WordPress Multi-site only if you are specifically trying to build a multi-site intranet.

You must also generate logon information for your WordPress and WordPress accounts. Using this user name and passphrase you will be able to sign in to your WordPressashboard after installation, so make sure you recall it: You can also see a few other choices based on the car installer you are using. After you have completed everything, make sure you click Install below.

To login to your all-new WordPress installation, go to YOURDOMAIN.com/wp-admin. Technique #3: Personal I don't really see a need to use this method anymore because the above mentioned car installers are so easy and omnipresent. However, if you want to know how to install WordPress by hand, read on.

When you are a novice, just use the auto installer procedure I described above. In order to run the 5 -minute installation, you will need an FTP client to be able to upload your data. Step 1: Begin by download the latest WordPress from Wordpress. org: When you are not sure how to sign in to FTP, ask your hosting provider for your FTP accounting information:

When the FTP download is completed, you can now go to your domainname to finish the installer. If you are visiting your domains, you should see the WordPress installer. First of all you have to select your language: Step 9: If all goes well, you should be able to run the WordPress installation:

Type a name for your WordPress page and the information you need to set up your administrative account: Step 11: Then click Install WordPress. You' ve just learnt how to install WordPress by hand. Now you can login with the bank information you provided during the installation process: When you want to make a sandpit where you can find out more about WordPress, you can install WordPress on your own computer.

You will have a fully functional WordPress installation that you can mess around with, it is simply not available to anyone else. We have written two articles about how to install everything if you are interested in such a setup: Even if you are a novice, just use the auto-installer your hosting (hopefully) offers.

It' s simple, quick and no different than the installation of WordPress itself. Even better, select a preinstalled WordPress hosting. When you want to know how to install WordPress by hand just out of self-respect, then just try it. However, I pledge that after having WordPress hand assembled for the 100th times, you will become a big car installer aficionado!

Don't delay asking, as always, if you have problems with the installation of WordPress.