Detailed wordpress installation

Wordpress detailed installation step by step in Easy Way:

 In this tutorials, we are going to see how we can install the wordpress step by step installation

1. Download WordPress

Start by going to the WordPress.org website and download the WordPress installation file.

To download it, just click on the “Download WordPress” button and save the archive on your computer. Make sure you remember the location of the file.

2. Extract the archive

Once you finish downloading the installation package, use your preferred software to unzip the archive. Save the directory on a location of you computer where you have easy access.

3. Create a MySQL database

Now it’s time to get into more technical stuff. So, log into the control panel of your web hosting provider and create a MySQL database for your WordPress installation.

Look for the [Databases] section and select [MySQL Database Wizard].

Here, you will need to create a name for your database, along with an username and a password. Make sure you note them in a safe place, because you will need them later to configure the WordPress installation.

For example, you can use:

• Name: wpdb
• Username: wpuname
• Password: [make sure you have a strong password but easy to remember]

Once you create the database, username and password, grant all the privileges to your user for the database.

And this is all for the database creation. Was that hard?

4. Add Database information to the WordPress Config file

Next, you need to add the database information in the WordPress config file. To do it, just navigate to the unzipped directory that contains the WordPress files and look for the [wp-config-sample.php] file.

Open that file in your preferred word editor, get the information for the database you just created and add it to the file. To do this, look for the code below replace the [database_name_here] with the name of your database, [username_here] with the username assigned for your database and [password_here] with the password assigned to your user.

/** The name of the database for WordPress */
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘database_name_here’);

/** MySQL database username */
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘username_here’);

/** MySQL database password */
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘password_here’);

/** MySQL hostname */
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

Once you finish this, save the file, but save it as [wp-config.php] and go to the next step of the WordPress installation: uploading the files to your web hosting server.

5. Configure your FTP application

But before that, let’s make sure you understand how to do it.

In order to upload the files on your web hosting server, you will need a FTP application. You can use any FTP software, but the most popular is FilleZilla, which can be used on Windows, Mac or Linux.

So, install and FTP application and get your hosting details to connect to the web hosting server. You will need:

• Host name: in most cases this is [ftp.yourdomainname.com]
• Username: here you will need to add the username you’re using to connect to your web hosting control panel
• Password: this is the password you’re using to connect to your web hosting control panel

Now, that you are connected to the server, let’s go ahead and upload the WordPress installation files.

6. Upload the WordPress installation files.

In the FTP application, make sure you are in the [public_html] directory on the [Remote side]. Now, just select all the files from the [wordpress] directory on your computer and drag them over into the [public_html] directory.

Adding the files into the [public_html] directory will make your website available from [www.yourdomain.com].

If you already have an website and want to add a blog to it, create a new directory and place the files there. This way, you will install WordPress in the subdirectory and the blog will be available from [www.yourdomain.com/subdirectory/]

However, if you host or plan to host multiple websites on your server, then it makes sense to create a subdirectory for each WordPress installation.

7. Run the WordPress installation script

The final step of to install WordPress is to run the installation script, which is available either from your domain name, if you installed WordPress in the [public_html] directory, either from [www.yourdomain.com/subdirectory/], if you installed WordPress in a subdirectory.

Here you have to enter the name of your website, login information and your email address.

Finally we all know how to install wordpress step by step in easy way.
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