This tutorial teaches you the easy step on how you can install Wordpress into your paid web hosting.

1. HOW TO INSTALL WORDPRESS
INTO YOUR PAID WEB
HOSTING
BY: Rowela - rowelarabi.com

2. HELLO!
I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU THE EASY STEP ON
HOW TO INSTALL WORDPRESS INTO YOUR WEB
HOSTING.

3. First log in to your paid web hosting

4. Go and click on cPanel

5. Go to Domain and click on Subdomains

6. Type in your Subdomain name
and click on create

7. Your subdomain has been created

8. Lets go back to cPanel to create the
database

9. Go to Database tools and click on
MySQL Database

10. Type in your new database and click
on create

11. MySQL Database is created then
click on Go Back

12. We need to create User for the
Database

13. Since I already have a username I will use
that, but if you don’t, just create a new user

14. Click on All Privileges and click on
Make changes

15. After granting the privileges click on
Go Back

16. Now we have new database
and username

17. Let’s go back to the cPanel and go to
the File Manager

18. Go to Files and click on File Manager

19. This is the interface of the File
Manager

20. Click on the public_html and look
for the folder of the Subdomain,
in my folder called Blog

21. Open the Blog folder and we need to
create a New Folder

22. Type in the name of your folder and
click on Create new folder

23. Open the New Folder

24. The folder is empty, click on Upload.
I am going to Upload Wordpress zip.
or tar. file

25. Click on Choose File

26. I already pre-upload Wordpress file in my
computer(www.wordpress.org) then choose
the wordpress zip. or tar. file
(I usually use zip file & the latest version)

27. When Complete click on Go Back

28. Right click the Wordpress file and
Extract

29. Make sure it is in the correct folder
then click on Extract File

30. In the Extraction Results just click on
Close

31. Click on Reload

32. Choose the Wordpress file to Open

33. Select All and then click on Move File

34. Just remove the word “Wordpress”

35. Then click on Move File

36. Click on the Up One Level

37. Look for wp-config-sample.php, right
click and choose Rename

38. Just Remove the word “sample”

39. Then click on Rename File

40. Look for the wp-config.php, right
click and choose Code Edit

41. Click on Edit

42. We only need to edit those 3 options:
Database name, Username, and Password

43. Remember in the MySQL Database, you need to
put those details in here and every Username has
a password, the one that you use is the
designated password to put in the configuration

44. Then Click on Save

45. Now we can go to the link where we
install the Wordpress

46. If you put all the details correctly in the
MySQL Database you will be redirected to
this link. Just select the Language you prefer
and click on Continue

47. Just Fill in all the information and
click on Install Wordpress

48. Click on Log in

49. Just put your details and click on Log in

50. And this is the interface of the
Wordpress Dashboard

51. THANK YOU
FROM
ROWELARABI.COM