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Learn How to Install WordPress Using the WordPress Toolkit – cPanel. WordPress®, a web-based content management system, allows users to easily create a website or blog. WordPress Toolkit is a feature-rich management interface that allows anyone to install, configure, and manage WordPress websites. WordPress Toolkit Deluxe, with tools such as Cloning and Smart Updates, is now included as part of cPanel.
Video – Install WordPress Using the WordPress Toolkit – cPanel
Tutorial – Install WordPress Using the WordPress Toolkit – cPanel
- WordPress Toolkit
Login to cPanel.
Tutorial: login from the Client Area or from the direct link.
Find the Domains section and click the WordPress Toolkit link.
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In the search bar at the Top, type WordPress Toolkit and click on the result. - WordPress Toolkit Page
Under the Installation tab, click the Install button.
- Install WordPress Window
Choose Installation Options
General
Installation path
Choose domain/subdomain to install the WordPress
You can specify a directory in which to install WordPress(optional)
Website title
Type the title of your site.
Plugin/Theme set
You can select a package of plugins and themes to install from a drop-down menu.
Website language
Select the language for the site from a drop-down menu.
Version
Select the WordPress version you want to install.
WordPress Administrator
Username
Type the username you want to use to log in to the site.
Password
Type the password you want to use for the username to log in to the site. Click the eye icon to view the password.
Make sure that you use a strong password! Alternatively, you can click Generate, and cPanel generates a strong, random password for you.
Email
Type a valid email address. Receive update notifications and other news on this email. - Install WordPress Window
Choose Installation Options
Database
The database options are for advanced users.
You do not need to change any of them unless you have a specific reason to do so.
Database name
Database table prefix
Database user bane
Database user password - Install WordPress Window
Choose Installation Options
Automatic Update Settings
Update WordPress automatically
Choose between: No; Yes, but only minor updates; Yes, all updates
Update plugins automatically
Choose between: Defined individually or Forced
Update plugins automatically
Choose between: Defined individually or Forced
Click the Install button. - Installation Complete
Wait for the success message.
After installation is complete, you can optionally install plugins by clinking the Install Plugins.
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Click the No, thanks button. - Plugins
Choose the Plugin from the list and click the Install button next to the Plugin.
- Themes
Click the Themes Tab.
Install the Themes from the list by clicking the Install button next to the chosen Theme. - Installation finished
Now that WordPress is installed, you can use the WordPress Toolkit to help manage your site.
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