WordPress Getting Started Guide

We'll begin our Wordpress 101 course with a general introduction of Wordpress and what exactly it is.

WordPress is well known for its blogging capabilities, but you can also build a site to show your photography, promote your business, review products, and much more.

Now that you have decided you want to use WordPress on your site, it can be easily installed on your domain in only a few clicks using Softaculous.

Wordpress is an open source content management system. Learn to install it using the Softaculous tool in cPanel.

If this is your first WordPress website, to help understand the terminology that WordPress uses we have broken down the structure of a WordPress template.

After installing WordPress, you can log into your WordPress admin page to begin creating your website.

Creating posts for your WordPress site will add content to your website. A post can be easily made within your WordPress Admin and will be published automatically.

To create content outside of the normal blog Posts, you can create a Page in WordPress. Creating a Page will create a link in your site navigation and provides a great place for contact details or information about yourself or business.

Once you have made a few posts and set up your pages, you can also configure the look of your home page. You have control of how many posts show on each page, what displays first, and more.

WordPress has made the process of uploading media into a simple task. You can use Microsoft's Windows interface or Apple's OSX interface to quickly move/upload files onto the webs server through WordPress. Check out this tutorial for a quick and easy to understand guide for this process.

In this guide, you can learn how to install WordPress on an Addon domain.

If you want to start working on your WordPress site before your domain is pointed to Web Hosting Hub, you can install WordPress on your temporary URL.

Wordpress can be loaded using either an application installer or by setting it up manually through the web server and database server interfaces to which you have access. The following article explains the manual process to install Wordpress.

Wordpress is one of the most popular applications used to build websites on the internet, but occasionally it will need to be uninstalled. The following article takes you the manual process of uninstalling Wordpress.