Monday, November 1, 2010

How to install WordPress-a quick guide for CMS

WordPress is widely becoming one of the most used CMS systems you find on the Internet, which is growing rapidly to compete with other favorites like Joomla and Drupal. You can pick WordPress with your existing site or database throughout the site to WordPress, but what ever option you choose, you should always be able to install WordPress, software unless your host enough to offer it as a type click install.
Installed WordPress hundreds of times over the past few years, we've been lucky enough to learn the best guide and therefore offer an installation step by step of WordPress we have below.
1 - Download WordPress - it is probably the easiest part of this set is the first step.
You don't have to is the site wordpress.org WordPress and click the download button now.Save this file somewhere on your computer that you can find.
2 - Unzip WordPress - then it double-click the zip and unzip the files in a safe place.
3 - Download WordPress folders - you decide if you want your Web site based on WordPress, or simply use WordPress for your website.
If you want your site to run on WordPress, and then download the files to your normal Web folder usually public_html or similar.If you use WordPress included as part of the site, download the WordPress folder as a folder integer at the same place, just keep files in a folder instead of allowing for fixing to the root.
4 - Add your supplied MSQL databases you can access your cPanel or control panel to your domains, you must create a MYSQL database before you continue.When you do this make sure keep you the window open with details or write them, if you need the database name and the password for the next steps of the installation process.
5-How to edit the WP-Config-example: at the root of the WordPress folder you have open on your computer, you need to find the file named wp-config-sample and then open it in an editor such as Dreamweaver, Notepad, or you can, if you are not a Publisher.This can be one of the more complex stages, it is important that you do this, step by step.
There are three things that you need to modify:
define (' ', '_ name_here database');
Using data that you saved, enter the full name of your database between the '
define ('USER', 'mysql_user', 'here');
Use of data that you have saved, enter the full name of the database or your user name between the '
define (', 'password').
Using data that you saved, enter the full password for your database between the '
The next step is to get your secret key, so go to:
https://API.WordPress.org/Secret-Key/1.1/Salt/
Your key and then replaced by the following:
define (', 'your sentence unique here');
define (' SECURE 'AUTH_KEY', 'your unique phrase here').
define (' 'LOGGED IN_KEY', 'your unique phrase here').
define (' KEY ' ' NONCE, put your unique phrase here ');
define (' AUTH_DIGEST.LOAD 'Salt', 'your unique phrase here');
define ('SECURE_AUTH_SALT', ' put your unique phrase here ' ");
define (' 'LOGGED IN_SALT', 'your unique phrase here').
define (' salt ' "NONCE, put your unique phrase here ');
With your key secret.
Once you have done this, you must save this file as wp - config .php, in principle, to remove the name of the sample.
Then this download to your server in the main WordPress root folder.
6 installation of WordPress - once you've done the above, it is now time for your installation of WordPress.
All you have to do is to:
www.yourdomainname.co.UK/WP-Admin/Install.php
And follow the steps to complete the entire process.
Of course, don't forget to check out the yourdomain is replaced with your own domain name.
7-Login-once you have completed the installation, it is now time to connect and begin to create your masterpiece.It is important to remember that you can modify the information that you entered in the previous step, apart from the name of connection, so if you do not want that it as an administrator, we recommend that you think you want to make your WordPress site.
There is one last thing that you must consider if some servers have an index.HTML you want to remove to let the index PHP takes precedence and then start displaying your new site.
Good luck!

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