LOCALHOST/PHPMYADMIN and localhost:3000/wordpress setup

  • kukaas · Üye ·

    To set up WordPress with phpMyAdmin on your local machine, you need to follow these steps:

    1. Install a local web server: Install a web server like XAMPP, WAMP, or MAMP, which includes PHP and MySQL.
    2. Start the web server: Launch your local web server and ensure it’s running.
    3. Install phpMyAdmin: Download and install phpMyAdmin/localhost on your local machine. You can find the latest version on the phpMyAdmin website.
    4. Configure phpMyAdmin: Once installed, configure phpMyAdmin to connect to your local MySQL server. This typically involves setting up the database username, password, and host.
    5. Create a database: In phpMyAdmin, create a new database for your WordPress installation. Take note of the database name, username, and password.
    6. Download WordPress: Obtain the latest version of WordPress from the official WordPress website.
    7. Configure WordPress: Extract the WordPress files and navigate to the root directory of your local web server (e.g., htdocs in XAMPP). Rename the file “wp-config-sample.php” to “wp-config.php” and open it in a text editor.
    8. Set up WordPress database: In the wp-config.php file, enter the database name, username, and password you created in phpMyAdmin.
    9. Install WordPress: Open your web browser and visit “localhost” or “127.0.0.1” to access your local web server. Follow the WordPress installation wizard to complete the setup. Provide the requested information, including site title, username, password, and email.
    10. Access WordPress admin panel: Once the installation is complete, you can access your WordPress admin panel by visiting “localhost/your-wordpress-directory/wp-admin”.

    That’s it! You now have a local installation of WordPress with phpMyAdmin. You can customize your website by installing themes and plugins through the WordPress admin panel.

    To configure WordPress settings on localhost 3000, follow these steps:

    1. Access the WordPress admin panel: Open your web browser and visit “localhost:3000/your-wordpress-directory/wp-admin” to access the WordPress admin panel.
    2. Log in: Enter the username and password you provided during the WordPress installation process.
    3. General Settings: In the left-hand sidebar, click on “Settings” and then “General”. Here, you can configure the basic settings for your WordPress site, such as site title, tagline, site URL, and timezone. Make the desired changes and click “Save Changes”.
    4. Permalinks: Permalinks determine the structure of your website’s URLs. To customize them, go to “Settings” and click on “Permalinks”. Choose the permalink structure that suits your needs or create a custom structure. Click “Save Changes” when you’re done.
    5. Reading Settings: In the “Settings” menu, click on “Reading”. Here, you can specify whether you want your homepage to display your latest posts or a static page. You can also set the number of blog posts to display on each page. Make the necessary adjustments and click “Save Changes”.
    6. Discussion Settings: If you want to enable or disable comments on your posts, go to “Settings” and select “Discussion”. Configure the settings related to comments, including comment moderation and notifications. Save your changes.
    7. Media Settings: In the “Settings” menu, click on “Media”. Here, you can define the default sizes for images uploaded to your WordPress site. Adjust the dimensions to fit your preferences and click “Save Changes”.
    8. Permalink and .htaccess: If you made changes to the permalink structure in step 4, you may need to update the .htaccess file. If you’re using a local web server like XAMPP or WAMP, WordPress should automatically update the .htaccess file for you. However, if you encounter any permalink-related issues, you may need to manually update the .htaccess file as per WordPress’s instructions.

    These are the essential settings you can configure in WordPress on localhost. Additionally, you can explore other settings such as Writing, Media, Privacy, and more to further customize your WordPress site according to your needs.

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