In this WordPress tutorial we will look at how to manually install WordPress using the Famous 5-minute WordPress Install. We look at what applications and …
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In this WordPress tutorial we will look at how to manually install WordPress using the Famous 5-minute WordPress Install. We look at what applications and …
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42 responses to “Famous 5 Minute WordPress Install Tutorial”
Excellent Vid!
i create control panel through file manager in godaddy after that i create database and then i upload wordpress through file manager.after some time i opened my website and i login cpanel and after that i am unable to open my site.what to do now
Thanks this is exactly what I needed!
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wtf is this
I'm having dificulties with the folders from wordpress.org. In the video you see him simply selecting and pasting it in the public folder. The thing I have issues with (might be me overlooking something), I can't copy folders. and the download from WordPress.org has a sh*t ton of folders. How do I manage this?
how do i get to that page in mysql?
Thank you!
Hera is another video How to install WordPress Blog in Less than 4 Minutes https://goo.gl/I7l1oj
Did not work for me.
You are a life saver. 🙂
The more I do this the easier it becomes. Much thanks for a clear, concise and highly effective tutorial.
pretty confusing..
i have to install so much bs on my computer to get it running, and to download that bs i have to download more bs. still dont get it to work. 5 minutes my ass
I think you should mention that users need to point their domain name to a server via their hosting company. This was an easy to follow tutorial but I couldn't open my site until I changed the dns on my hosting account.
how can i have access to cpanel ?
i have no access to cpanel help pls
Wonderful tutorial! After I figured out where my public_html folder was everything else went smoothly. Thanks!
I'm on a mac and my wordpress is only accessible when MAMP severs are running. But the moment I close MAMP or click "stop servers" the wordpress is inaccessible. How do I change this? I want my wordpress to be accessible to the public when I'm off my computer (obviously). So confused please help!
how do I get to this page @ 01:46? C Panel?
Hi, I'm running into a bit of an issue around 3:42. I do not get a page that offers to configure wp. I get a page from my host with the name of my website and related links (because there is no content on my website.). Did I do something wrong? How can I fix this?
Can you develop using this method? I was thinking it was a local host.
Thank you very much for providing this! I am going to try it out right away!
it's all based on the fact you are using Host Gator, So in case you don't, tutorial is complete useless
Always good to see what other marketers are doing…
Great video! I am stuck just at the end though. I'm using Host Gator and accessed the file manager at the end to upload the WP files to the public html but I can't seem to figure out how to do so. Also, I have a Go Daddy domain and website builder…. does that website builder need to be deleted so that WP will work? Thanks!
Great Job on a video! It helped me a lot! Thanks.
Thank you Josh.. your instructions were precise and easily understood – just perfect for the newbie! 🙂
Nice video!
Very Helpfull!!! Best one I´ve seen.
Thanks for a great Tutorial. Doubt I would have done this without it.
I'm the biggest noob ever and was able to install WP thanks to this awesome tutorial. Thumbs up from me and keep up the great work!
Thanks!!
Perfect tutorial!
If only every tutorial on YouTube was as succinct and to the point as this one. Thanks!
best shortest video, very helpful !!
thanks, very simple and well explained
Easy and informative! Thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This was the first video that took me step b step and DID NOT matter what host or cPanel you had. Thanks for the simplicity. But what video is the next?
Valerie, not all WP security experts agree that that is a particularly helpful strategy.
How'd you get to cpanel? I've tried their demo but it kept saying "This feature is disabled in demo mode."
BTW, your menu has a typo. Skip to Insall, should be Skip to Install
I've never seen a menu like that on a video… that's AWESOME!
Good stuff… all the way until you left the default prefix as "wp_". As a security measure this should be changed to something else… anything else. Code injections depend on defaults.