This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing WordPress on a paid web hosting provider called INTERSERVER. It involves downloading WordPress, uploading the files via cPanel file manager, creating a MySQL database and user, configuring the wp-config.php file with the database credentials, and completing the WordPress installation process.

1. How to install
in paid web hosting

2. Go to www.wordpress.org.

3. Click Download WordPress
4.7.2.

4. INTERSERVER is the web
hosting provider to be used in
this tutorial.

5. Go to www.interserver.net.

6. Click LOGIN.

7. Type your login details and
press Login.

8. Click your domain under
WEB HOSTING.

9. Click LOGIN TO CPANEL.

10. Click File Manager.

11. Open the public_html folder.

12. Click Upload.

13. Click Select File.

14. Select the WordPress zip file
and click Open.

15. When uploading is done, click
Go Back to “home/…”.

16. Right click on the WordPress
zip file and click Extract.

17. Click Extract file(s).

18. When all files have been
extracted, click Close.

19. The WordPress folder has been
created.

20. Open the WordPress folder,
click Select All and Move.

21. Change the path from
/public_html/wordpress to…

22. /public_html/.

23. The files have been transferred
to the public_html folder.

24. Click MySQL® Databases.

25. Name your database and
click Create Database.

26. The database has been
created. Click Go Back.

27. Scroll down to Add New User.

28. Enter Username and Password
then click Create User.

29. The user has been created.
Click Go Back.

30. Scroll down to Add User To
Database.

31. Select the User…

32. and Database you just
created.

33. Click Add.

34. Click the checkbox beside
ALL PRIVILEGES.

35. Scroll down and click
Make Changes.

36. Click Go Back.

37. In Current Databases, the user
has been successfully added.

38. Go back to File Manager in
cPanel.

39. In the public_html folder, look
for wp-config-sample.php.

40. Right click on said file and click
Rename.

41. Change the file name to
wp-config.php.

42. Click Rename File.

43. The file has been renamed.

44. Right click on wp-config.php
and click Code Edit.

45. Click Edit.

46. Change the value of
database_name_here to…

47. what you specified earlier.

48. Change the value of
username_here to…

49. what you specified earlier.

50. Change the value of
password_here.

51. Make sure that the new values
are correct.

52. The new values must match
what you supplied earlier in
the MySQL® Databases
portion of this tutorial.

53. Click Save Changes.

54. When you go to your domain,
this should appear.

55. Otherwise, it means that the
procedure was not done
correctly.

56. Select language and click
Continue.

57. Supply values for the following
fields.

58. Click Install WordPress.

59. You have successfully installed
WordPress.