- - you can use autoinstaller from cPanel:
- - you can download it individualy using manual below.
Go to pl.wordpress.org and press 'Pobierz WordPressa x.x.x' (where 'x.x.x' is the number of the newest version):
Save file 'wordpress-x.x.x-pl_PL.zip' on your hard disk(remember the location). Then go to the location where you saved it. Downloaded file should be compressed with ZIP archive, so choose a location where it will be extracted. To do so, right click on ZIP file and pick extract options and then choose the location.
A new catalogue should appear in the chosen location. Its name should be somethin like 'wordpress-x.x.x-pl_PL'. Go to it and check if you see files similiar to the ones listed below:
Ok, now you are ready to install your first CMS on your server. To do so start FTP client and connect to your server.
From the left side choose catalogue, in which you extracted downloaded ZIP archive with WordPress and mark the options (for example. 'Menu' -> 'Mark' -> 'Mark all'). Then drag all marked files to the right window if you want to send them to your server. Make sure if the window with disk preview (the one on the right) is in right location.
After that (it may take a while, depending on your internet connection speed) the content of both windows should be the same.
Next, after copying all the files you should move to WordPress instalatiob. If you have your own domain configured, just start it in your browser and follow creator's instructions. Fill required fields using information from 'Database' section of hosting panel:
- - Name of Database: copy 'Name' field from 'MySQL base' section,
- - Username: Same as above,
- - Password: The one you have generated before,
- - Address of database server: You can leave default entry in basic configuration,
- - Table prefix: Just type anything you want, but a good choice is to end it with underline (for example: 'example_').
In another step you need to set the title of your website (you can change it later) and data of the main admin accout ( DO NOT CHOOSE ' admin', 'administrator', etc. !) which you will use for logging into administrative part of WordPress.
