In this article I will cover two reliable methods to upload your WordPress to Live Server. The first is the manual method, where you’ll manually export your database, upload files via FTP, and configure your s
A clone is a duplicate of an existing site working independently from the original. Read this guide to learn how to clone a WordPress site.
Congratulations 🎉Your WordPress website is running on Google Cloud. It is already fully optimized and ready to go. How to Manually Host WordPress on Google Cloud There are multiple ways to manually host WordPress on Google Cloud. You can use a ready-to-deploy instance or deploy it manually...
You’ll also see links to preview or activate your theme. To start using this theme on your WordPress website, just click on ‘Activate’. If you visit your website, you should now see your new theme in action. Some themes add extra settings that you may need to configure. Depending o...
And now you should be able to test that your local server is working by going tohttp://localhost/in your web browser of choice: If all went well, you now have a functioning XAMPP server on your Windows PC! But now it’s time to install XAMPPandWordPress. So here’s how to get a...
13. Configure WordPress Login Details Launch MAMP and start the servers if not started automatically. Start Server in MAMP Open your localhost URL http://localhost (or http://localhost:8888) in Safari or any other browser. You will see a welcome screen from WordPress asking you to provide lo...
Step 1 – Upload Localhost Files to Live Server Launch your FTP client and upload the localhost files to a live server. Generally, the content can be uploaded under the root “/public_html”. If you want to install WordPress on subdirectory then create the folder and then upload the content...
When you run the set-up, you will be required to input data that is stored in the wp-config.php file Here is a basicwp-config.phpfile: // ** MySQL settings - You can get this info from your web host ** ///** The name of the database for WordPress */define('DB_NAME','dat...
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Then, you’ll get a special username and password to access your staging site, along with two buttons to access it (more on the buttons in a moment): Note that your actual WordPress username and password for your live site will stay the same. The username and password shown on this scre...