Instructions for installing WordPress on localhost - Part 2
In the previous section of the article, TipsMake.com introduced you to localhost, how to install XAMPP, create a database . and this time, we will continue with the main part - installing WordPress on localhost .
- See part 1 of the tutorial on installing WordPress on localhost
Install WordPress on localhost:
After downloading the WordPress installer to your computer as a compressed file, you can extract and copy all WordPress files into the C: xampphtdocsquantrimang folder:
Then open http:/// localhost: 8080 / quantrimang to start installing WordPress. Select the language and click Continue to continue:
Some information is prompted by WordPress before installing, you notice at the database creation section and then press Let's go! at the bottom left corner:
Enter database information as shown below, click Submit to continue:
Once done, just click Run the install :
Enter some administrative information as follows:
Click Install WordPress. As shown below, the WordPress installation process is complete:
Login to any WordPress admin account:
OK then:
External interface of WordPress on localhost:
Good luck!
You should read it
- Instructions for installing WordPress on localhost - Part 1
- Instructions for installing WordPress on the Vitual Server with Cloud9
- How to install XAMPP, How to configure XAMPP on Windows 10
- How to Install XAMPP on Linux
- Download XAMPP 8.0.2: Free local Web server
- How to set up WordPress for local development in Linux
- Instructions on how to install Xampp software on Windows 10
- How to change the font in WordPress
- How to install WordPress plugin
- Instructions for installing WordPress on Bluehost
- Which platform is better for WordPress.com and WordPress.org?
- Why is WordPress free?
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