Quick WordPress installation steps

The emergence of WordPress gives many netizens who love to build their own blog platforms a better choice. Today, Wordpress is very popular in foreign countries. even the famous Mozilla.org is built based on Wordpress. in China, it is also starting to wind up a Wordpress tornado, many Blogger and webmasters are eager to try, but suffer from the emergence of WordPress, giving many users who love to build their own blog platforms a better choice. Today, Wordpress is very popular in foreign countries. even the famous Mozilla.org is built based on Wordpress. in China, it is also starting to wind up a Wordpress tornado, many Blogger and webmasters are eager to try, but suffer from lack of information. the Wopus Chinese platform uses this Wordpress beginner series of tutorials to get close contact with everyone!

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Download and decompress the WordPress software package.

Create a database for WordPress on your host and a MySQL user with access and modification permissions. If you use our DreamHost sponsorship space, skip this step.

Rename wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php.

Define ('Db _ name', 'putyourdbnamehere '); // database NAME
Define ('Db _ user', 'usernamehere '); // database username
Define ('Db _ password', 'yourpasswordhere '); // database PASSWORD
Define ('Db _ host', 'localhost'); // database address

Open your wp-config.php with your favorite text editor and fill in your database information

Upload all the content (excluding the outermost WordPress folder) in the decompressed WordPress directory to your space directory.

Upload the WordPress file to the appropriate location on your website server:

If you install WordPress in a top-level directory, you need to access the http://example.com/wp-admin/install.php
If you install WordPress in a subdirectory, such as a blog, you should access the http://example.com/blog/wp-admin/install.php

Access wp-admin/install. php in the browser to run the WordPress script.

All right! WordPress should have been installed.