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  #1 Rasel Rock on 13 Jul 16

   

  Welcome to another tutorial in the Installing WordPress in the Cloud series. Today, we're going back to the basics. We're going to learn how to install WordPress manually. If you've wanted to manually install WordPress in a server all by yourself, this tutorial is for you. This tutorial digs into the basics of WordPress giving you an overview of how WordPress works internally. With the advent of cPanel, a lot of our work has been reduced - which is an amazing thing. Almost every shared hosting provider that you find today will include a licence of cPanel in your hosting account. If you manage to find that doesn't offer cPanel, you're better off going with a different hosting company. Okay, so let's break down this tutorial. We'll first list the prerequisites and then move on to the major tasks. Prerequisites: We assume you're on a shared host with cPanel installed. If you're having a hard time deciding which shared host to go for, you could try BlueHost. You have FTP access to your public_htmldirectory. This is the folder that will hold the WordPress installation files. You have a standard database like MySQL Major Steps in Manual Installation: Download wordpress.zip file and upload to public_html folder via FTP, or via cPanel File Manager Extract the contents of wordpress.zip using cPanel File Manager. Create a new MySQL database and user. Run the famous 5 minute WordPress installation.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Welcome to another tutorial in the Installing WordPress in the Cloud series. Today, we're going back to the basics. We're going to learn how to install WordPress manually. If you've wanted to manually install WordPress in a server all by yourself, this tutorial is for you. This tutorial digs into the basics of WordPress giving you an overview of how WordPress works internally. With the advent of cPanel, a lot of our work has been reduced - which is an amazing thing. Almost every shared hosting provider that you find today will include a licence of cPanel in your hosting account. If you manage to find that doesn't offer cPanel, you're better off going with a different hosting company. Okay, so let's break down this tutorial. We'll first list the prerequisites and then move on to the major tasks. Prerequisites: We assume you're on a shared host with cPanel installed. If you're having a hard time deciding which shared host to go for, you could try BlueHost. You have FTP access to your public_htmldirectory. This is the folder that will hold the WordPress installation files. You have a standard database like MySQL Major Steps in Manual Installation: Download wordpress.zip file and upload to public_html folder via FTP, or via cPanel File Manager Extract the contents of wordpress.zip using cPanel File Manager. Create a new MySQL database and user. Run the famous 5 minute WordPress installation. <br /> <br /> Read more at: <a href="http://raselit.com/how-to-install-wordpress-manually-on-any-web-host/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://raselit.com/how-to-install-wordpress-manually-on-any-web-host/</a></div>

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