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16 June, 2021

Installation WordPress using MS Webmatrix

 Programing Coderfunda     June 16, 2021     Wordpress, wordpress-tutorial     No comments   

WordPress Installation using MS Webmatrix

Webmatrix is a free and lightweight software tool launched by Windows to download different applications. This software is only for Window users. It is very easy to download WordPress from Webmatrix. You can create a website on WordPress using Webmatrix very easily.


Steps to install WordPress

  • Download and Install Webmatrix
  • Open installed Webmatrix
  • Opening App Gallery
  • Choosing Web Application
  • Selecting Database
  • Selecting Password and admin name
  • Start Insatallation
  • Installation complete
  • Running site first time
  • Entering information

Download and Install Webmatrix

Download Webmatrix in your system with the following link

Wordpress Webmatrix1

Look at the above snapshot, you will see this type of file getting downloaded. This is a file with .exe extension.

On opening this file, you'll be directed to the following window.

Wordpress Webmatrix2

Look at the above snapshot, on the top right search for Webmatrix. Now, click on add button in front of Microsoft Webmatrix 3. This button will be converted into Remove icon. Now click on install.

Wordpress Webmatrix3

Look at the above snapshot, click on I agree to start installation.

Wordpress Webmatrix4

Look at the above snapshot, all the servers are getting installed.

Wordpress Webmatrix5

Look at the above snapshot, we have successfully installed Webmatrix on our system with above mentioned applications.


Open Quick Start Webmatrix

Once you have downloaded Webmatrix, open it on your system to install WordPress.

Wordpress Webmatrix6

Look at the above snapshot, the above window is the Quick Start page.

Click on New, you'll be directed to the following page.

Note: If you don't want this page to appear every time, click on the check-box.


Opening App Gallery

There are three options displayed. You have to go to App Gallery which will provide you a lot of options to create a website.

Wordpress Webmatrix7

Look at the above snapshot, on clicking New, three options generated out of which you have to select App Gallery.


Choosing Web Application

Here, we have to choose WodPress application.

Wordpress Webmatrix8

Look at the above snapshot, these are the applications which Microsoft Webmatrix offers. Select WordPress from this and click on Next.

Wordpress Webmatrix9

This page will appear, again click on Next.


Selecting Database

We need to select database. By default, WordPress is only compatible with MySQL. If MySQL is not installed on your system, Webmatrix will install it.

Wordpress Webmatrix10

Look at the above snapshot, by default Webmatrix selects MySQL database.


Selecting Password and admin name

Here, default administrator name will be root. You can type any Password, but remember the admin name and password.

Wordpress Webmatrix11


Start Insatallation

This page will display you all the applications required to be installed with the WordPress. All the software will be installed by itself, you don't have to do anything.

Wordpress Webmatrix12

Look at the above snapshot, after accepting EULA (End User License Agreement), installation begins.

If your Internet connection is good, then your installation will approximately take 1-2 minutes.


Installation complete

Wordpress Webmatrix13

Look at the above snapshot, installation is complete. It shows the list of the applications which we have installed just now.

It also shows user name and password


Running site first time

After finishing installation, workspace appears in Webmatrix site. In the Webmatrix ribbon click on Run.

Wordpress Webmatrix14

Look at the above snapshot, after clicking on Run button, you have to select language.


Entering information

After selecting language, you have to enter further information about your site.

Wordpress Webmatrix15

Look at the above snapshot, in above information you can fill anything as per your wish.

If you will not provide a password, it will automatically generate a password for you.

Wordpress Webmatrix16

Look at the above snapshot, it shows successfully installed WordPress with username as JTP and a password.

Note: If a username and password will not be provided, then by default username will be admin and password will be generated itself.

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Installing WordPess on local server

 Programing Coderfunda     June 16, 2021     Wordpress, wordpress-tutorial     No comments   

 

Installing WordPess on local server

WordPress can be installed using local servers like XAMPP, WAMPP, etc. We?ll assume that your system already has installed a local server.

We have XAMPP server installed in our system. Now, we?ll see the installation of WordPress.


Creating Database

Open phpmyadmin from the XAMPP server control panel.

Here, at the top you can see option Databases. Select it.

Wordpress Local server1

Look at the above snapshot, click on the Databases above to create a database. You'll be directed to the next window.

Wordpress Local server2

Look at the above snapshot, you have to create a database to connect with your WordPress. You can name it anything. Here, we have named it as wordpress. Write the database name and click on Create.

Download and Install WordPress

First you have to download the latest version of WordPress from the official WordPress site www.wordpress.org in your system.

WordPress will be downloaded in zipped format. This WordPress zipped folder has to be placed in XAMPP folder C:/xampp/htdocs

Unzip the WordPress folder here and name it anything. Here, we have named it as wordpress.

Wordpress Local server3

Open the created wordpress folder. In the folder, find the file wp-config-sample.php file and rename it as wp-config.php file. Scroll down the file untill line number 23 as shown in the below snapshot.

Wordpress Local server4

These lines define the login credentials for your database.

  • Replace "database_name_here" with your database name. In our case it is "wordpress".
  • Replace "username _here" with your "root".
  • "password_here" field will remain blank.
  • Save and close the file.

Now, open your browser and go to http://localhost/wordpress/

Here, wordpress is the folder name of unzipped WordPress file.

Wordpress Local server5

Look at the above snapshot, select your language and click the Continue button.

You'll be directed to the following page.

Wordpress Local server6

Look at the above snapshot, you have to fill all the details in the fields above and then click Install button.

That's all, you have installed WordPress.

Wordpress Local server7

If all the above processes are done correctly then you?ll be successfully logged in the WordPress as shown in the above snapshot.

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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org

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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org

Both the sites are part of WordPress. Only difference is about "who is hosting your website".

WordPress.com

WordPress.com is the site where you don't have to do anything. All the developing work will be handled itself. You don't have to purchase software, manage web server or pay for hosting.

There are some limitations with this site. For example, by default your domain name includes wordpress.com, you can't modify your site's coding, upload any themes or plugins. Your site will be free for the lifetime, but you have to pay to upgrade it for more specifications.

Upgrades also allow you to use a custom domain like you can use anything as the domain. Further upgradation also enhances appearance of your site, upload videos or photos and many more.

Your site will be secured and spam free as it will be under WordPress security. You only have to sign in and choose your blog name and focus on your content.

This site is preferred by everyone but mostly bloggers, photographers, artists, etc.

WordPress.org

WordPress.org is the site where you have to manage your own blog or website. You can find free WordPress software and install on your web server.

It gives full control and freedom over your site including the WordPress software. Most of the WordPress showcase sites are made on self hosting.

With full control it also places full responsibility of the site upon the user. From technical dealing to security issues each and everything has to be managed by the user itself.


WordPress.com vs WordPress.org

FeaturesWordPress.comWordPress.org
DefinitionFully hosted versionSelf hosted version
CostCharges required for upgradationNo charges for upgradation
Freedom and limitationsInclude more limitationsInclude less limitation
MaintenanceNo responsibility to maintain the siteAll responsibilities comes on user
AdvantageSecurity and backups are providedYou need to find a host to provide backup and security
ThemesChoose a theme and use it with the help of custom designNeed to install custom themes then use it with PHP and CSS
PluginsPlugin features are includedNeed to install plugin to add functionality
RegistrationRegistration is required on WordPress.comNo registration is required on WordPress.org

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WordPress Licensing

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 WordPress is licensed under GPLv2 (GNU General Public License) which makes it free and open-source software. Each copy of WordPress has a license copy with it.

Predecessor version of WordPress b2/cafelog was also licensed under the GPLv2.

GPL is very popular in licensing open-source software under it. It allows free installation, modification and distribution of its source-code to others. Although, it maintains some rules and regulations under it.

Here free is referred to freedom and not price. It may apply some minimal charges on certain stages.


What is GPL

GNU software was written by Richard Stallman.

The GNU General Public License is called GPL in short. It has some terms and conditions to copy, modify and distribute the software licensed under its name.

GNU makes sure that any software source-code licensed under it has to make originating source code open and freely available to all its users. Here, freely doesn't mean by cost but it means that it is freely available to users to distribute and modify the code, but they can't impose any restrictions on further distribution, source code has to be made available.

Software allowing these facilities comes under the category of Free Software. And if those rights need to be retained, then these are called Copylefted. The GPL demands both.

On 29th June 2007, the third version GNU GPLv3 (version 3) was released. It was discovered to deal with some problems that were present in the second version.

Updating GNU version is optional.

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WordPress Versions

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 WordPress Versions

Till now many versions of WordPress has launched. Some of them are older versions, some are older but still supported, some are latest and some are still not launched.

The name of WordPress versions are kept on the United States musicians name.


Older Versions

VersionReleased dateMusicianPurpose
0.7May 27, 2003noneNumbering is continued with last release of b2
1.0Jan 3, 2004DavisAdditions of search engine friendly links
1.2May 22, 2004MingusPlugin support added
1.5Feb 17, 2005StrayhornAdded features to manage static page and theme system
2.0Dec 31, 2005DukeAdded features like rich editing, faster posting, image uploading and many more
2.1Jan 22, 2007EllaRedesigned interface, corrected security issues, improved editing tools and content management system
2.2May 16, 2007GetzWidget support for templates were added
2.3Sept 24, 2007DexterSome security fixes, added native tagging support and brought easy notification of updates
2.5Mar 29, 2008BreckerImproved systems like plugin, editor, multi-file upload, extended search
2.6Jul 15, 2008TynerMade WordPress as more powerful CMS, enables track changes to every post and page and allows posting from anywhere
2.7Dec 11, 2008ColtraneAdded automatic upgrade, administration interface redesigned fully
2.8June10,2009BakerRedesigned widget interface, added improvement in speed
2.9Dec 19, 2009CarmenAdded built-in image editor, global undo, batch plugin updating
3.0June17,2010TheloniousAdded a new theme APIs, new default theme "Twenty Ten", new UI
3.1Feb23, 2011ReinhardtAdded admin bar which is displayed in all pages when admin is logged in, a new writing interface
3.2Jul 4, 2011GershwinMade WordPress faster and lighter seeing growing speed in WordPress community
3.3Dec 12, 2011SonnyFocus on making WordPress familiar for tablet users and beginners
3.4June13,2012GreenImprovements on theme customization and other minor changes
3.5Dec 11,2102Elvinnew theme "Twenty Twelve", support for color picker, retina display
3.6Aug 1, 2013OscarNew theme "Twenty Thirteen", autosave, post locking, admin enhancements

Older Supported Versions

VersionReleased dateMusicianPurpose
3.7Oct 24, 2013BasieAutomatic apply maintenance and security updates in background, recommendation of strong password
3.8Dec 12, 2013ParkerNew theme "Twenty Fourteen", responsive for mobile devices, improved admin interface, easy main dashboard
3.9Apr 16, 2014SmithNew theme browser, improvements in live widget, header previews
4.0Sept 4, 2014BennyEasy language change, plugin compatibility with PHP 5.5 and MySQL 5.6
4.1Dec 18, 2014DinahNew theme "Twenty Fifteen", vine embeds and distraction free writing
4.2Apr 23, 2015Powell"Press This" feature, emoji and improved character support
4.3Aug 18, 2015BillieMore focus on mobile users, improved customizer and better passwords
4.4Dec 8, 2015CliffordNew theme "Twenty Sixteen", improved responsive images
4.5Apr 12, 2016ColemanAdded live responsive features, inline linking and some other updates

Latest Version

VersionReleased dateMusicianPurpose
4.6Aug 16, 2016PepperAdded native fonts, streamline updates and content recovery

Future Version


VersionReleased dateMusicianPurpose
4.7

5.7.2
Dec 2016

Current 
noneRelease is scheduled for December 2016

Current
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WordPress History

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WordPress History

WordPress was released on May 27, 2003 by its founders Mike Little and Matt Mullenweg.


Successor of b2/cafelog

The b2/cafelog, a blogging tool was launched in 2001 by a French programmer Michel Valdrighi.

The programming language used to develop b2 was PHP along with MySQL. It was specifically designed to write blogs.

The major innovation in b2 was generating a page dynamically from the contents of MySQL database instead of static web pages.

It also made use of MySQL for database which provides a search option among the blogs present in the database.

It was licensed under GPL which made its source-code open for all.

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What is WordPress

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 What is WordPress

WordPress is a free and open-source Content Management System (CMS). It is an online site based on PHP and MySQL. It was mainly designed as a blogging tool but now it has evolved into a versatile CMS. Where, you can use it to create a simple blog as well as a fully operationable website and mobile applications. It is even used to create an online store using some WordPress plugins.

But some people still misunderstand it just as a blogging platform.

It is considered as the easiest and most popular CMS tool due to its features. The main feature of WordPress is its versatility and feasibility to use. There is no use of coding and designing skills for creating a website on this. Even a non-technical person can also create a website with the help of WordPress easily.

WordPress is an open-source community that implies thousands of people from all over the world work on it. It is free software. You are free to download, install, modify and use it. Although, there might be some cost involved during web hosting.

There are more than 26,000 themes and 31,000 plugins to create a website.

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WordPress Tutorial

wordpress tutorial

WordPress tutorial provides basic and advanced concepts of WordPress. Our WordPress tutorial is designed for beginners and professionals.

WordPress is an open-source CMS (Content Management System) which is based on PHP and MySQL.

Our WordPress tutorial includes all topics of WordPress such as installation, creating WordPress site, working on WordPress dashboard, creating and editing posts, pages and comments, working with themes and plugins, WordPress security, how to backup WordPress, optimizing WordPress performance etc.


WordPress Index


WordPress Tutorial

  • WordPress Tutorial
  • What is WordPress
  • WordPress History
  • WordPress Versions
  • WordPress features
  • WordPress Licensing
  • WordPress .com vs org
  • Installing WordPress
  • 1) On Local Server
  • 2) Using MS Webmatrix

WordPress Dashboard

  • WordPress Dashboard
  • Create WordPress site
  • 1) WordPress Post
  • 2) WordPress Pages
  • 3) Post vs Pages
  • 4) WordPress Comments
  • 5) WordPress Categories
  • 6) WordPress Tags
  • 7) Categories vs Tags
  • 8) WordPress Link
    • Add a link in WordPress posts and pages
    • Add a link in WordPress text widgets
    • Add a link in WordPress navigation menus
    • How to Delete WordPress Links
  • 9) WordPress Appearance
  • 10) WordPress Users

WordPress Themes

  • WordPress theme
  • Install WordPress themes
  • Free vs Paid WordPress themes

WordPress Plugins

  • WordPress plugins
  • Install WordPress Plugins
  • WordPress themes vs plugins

WordPress Advance

  • Update WordPress
  • Backup WordPress
  • Improve Security
  • Reset Password
  • Optimize Performance

Interview Questions

  • WordPress Interview Questions

Prerequisite

Before learning WordPress, you must have the basic knowledge of HTML.

Audience

Our WordPress tutorial is designed to help beginners and professionals.

Problem

We assure that you will not find any problem in this WordPress tutorial. But if there is any mistake, please post the problem in contact form.

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