If you forget your WordPress admin password while working on localhost, then you cannot reset it using the normalpassword reset option in WordPress. The password reset option emails you a link to reset your WordPress password. Your server needs to enable the mail function to send emails. But t...
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We’ve played around with local sites a lot, both on Mac and Windows computers. And in this tutorial, we will share 2 simple methods for setting up WordPress on your Mac. Note:Not using Mac? We also have a tutorial onhow to install WordPress locally on Windows. Why Install WordPress Lo...
Developing your WordPress website locally allows you to build and test your site in a controlled environment before going live. However, once your website is ready to be accessible to users, it’s time to move it from your localhost to a live server. This process may seem technical, but ...
Going tohttps://rainastudio.local/wp-admin/, fill up username & password, and log in to Dashboard. The following gallery is the slideshow of the WordPress installation process, take a look. Screen 1 – Install WordPress On Localhost Screen 2 – Install WordPress On Localhost Screen 3 –...
Don’t do that! In this post, I’ll show you how to set up your very own WordPress staging site so that you can always vet changes before you push them to your live site. I’ll show you a few different methods, so that you can pick the right option for your situation. I’ll ...
One of the most common tasks that WordPress users face at some point is having to set up a WordPress staging site or simply copy/move WordPress. The terms are
Create a MySQL user and grant permissions to this database: CREATE USER 'wordpress_user'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'password'; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ONwordpress.* TO 'wordpress_user'@'localhost'; Replace the wordpasswordwith a strong password. Flush the privileges and exit the MySQL c...
5.Once we have a new user, we will need to give it permissions to manage our new database. We can do that with the command below, make sure you swapnew_user, with whatever you entered in the previous step. GRANTALLONwordpress.*TO'new_user'@'localhost';Copy ...
Now to make your first WampServer project. In the following example, you will install WordPress to WampServer for local access. Create a blank MySQL database for your new site. SelectphpMyAdminfrom the WampServer http://localhost page. The default username isroot,and there is no password (you...