1.3 Installing WordPress Locally
Now that you know what WordPress is used for, it’s time to learn how to install it. There are two ways to go about this: locally (on your own computer), or on a live server. Ultimately we’ll cover both, but in this lesson you’ll learn how to install WordPress locally.
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1.1Introduction01:00
1.1
Introduction
01:00
1.2What Is WordPress?06:48
1.2
What Is WordPress?
06:48
1.3Installing WordPress Locally07:41
1.3
Installing WordPress Locally
07:41
1.4Installing WordPress on a Live Server12:41
1.4
Installing WordPress on a Live Server
12:41
2.WordPress Basics: Content Management
2.1The WordPress Dashboard04:52
2.1
The WordPress Dashboard
04:52
2.2Adding and Editing Posts10:47
2.2
Adding and Editing Posts
10:47
2.3Adding and Editing Pages02:41
2.3
Adding and Editing Pages
02:41
2.4The WordPress Editor08:25
2.4
The WordPress Editor
08:25
2.5Managing Comments07:54
2.5
Managing Comments
07:54
2.6The Media Library07:20
2.6
The Media Library
07:20
2.7Working With Sidebars and Widgets05:27
2.7
Working With Sidebars and Widgets
05:27
2.8Building and Maintaining Menus04:38
2.8
Building and Maintaining Menus
04:38
3.WordPress Basics: Settings, Plugins, and Customization
3.1The WordPress Customizer06:07
3.1
The WordPress Customizer
06:07
3.2Working With Plugins05:44
3.2
Working With Plugins
05:44
3.3Adding and Managing Users04:31
3.3
Adding and Managing Users
04:31
3.4WordPress Tools03:30
3.4
WordPress Tools
03:30
3.5Settings Overview03:28
3.5
Settings Overview
03:28
3.6Reading and Writing Settings03:29
3.6
Reading and Writing Settings
03:29
3.7Discussion, Media, and Permalink Settings07:58
3.7
Discussion, Media, and Permalink Settings
07:58
3.8WordPress Themes08:01
3.8
WordPress Themes
08:01
4.Conclusion
4.1Final Words01:23
4.1
Final Words
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