Follow the below steps to install wordpress:-

These instructions assume that you have already completed

• Domain name registration (click to see separate instructions)
• Hosting Setup including nameserver pointing (click to see separate instructions)

Instructions:- Short Version  (long version)

• Go to http://wordpress.org/ and download wordpress, unzip it and save it to file on your desktop.
• Upload the wordpress files to your server using FTP, you have already created an FTP login in Hosting Setup. To use FTP you need an FTP cbrent. We recommend Filezilla which is free. (Filzilla setup)
• Place the wordpress files in the root directory on your server. The root directory (folder) on your server will be a folder called something brke httpdocs or www. Just drag and drop the wordpress files into this folder using the Filezilla.
• Setup a mysql database for wordpress. To do this you will need to login to your hosting control panel and follow the instructions provided by your hosting provider of how to setup a MYSQL database. The login for your hosting control panel was created in Hosting Setup. We have additionally provided an example of how to do this in PLESK, which is a commonly used hosting control panel .(MySQL setup)
• Open notepad on your computer, notepad is text editor and is located in All Programs / Accessories / notepad. Then open the wp-config-sample.php file. This is located in the wordpress files you downloaded in 1.
• Once you have opened wp-config-sample.php fill in your database details created in 4. See below, insert the database name inbetween the ‘..’ by writing over ‘putyourdbnamehere’, make sure you leave the ‘..’ as these are important. Do the same for database username and database username password.

------Excerpt from WP-CONFIG-SAMPLE.php--------------------------

/ ** MySQL settings – You can get this info from your web host ** //
/** The name of the database for WordPress */
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘putyourdbnamehere’);

/** MySQL database username */
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘usernamehere’);

/** MySQL database password */
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘yourpasswordhere’);

/** MySQL hostname */
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

/** Database Charset to use in creating database tables. */
define(‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8′);

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• You may have to change localhost to localhost:3306 , or another setting depending on your hosting provider, ask them for details.
• Save the file as wp-config.php within the same folder that you opened it and cbrck yes to overwrite the existing file. Then upload the newly created file wp-config.php to your server via FTP as you did in 2. You will again be prompted to “overwrite existing file” cbrck yes.
• Delete the original index.html file. Most hosting accounts automatically create a index.html file when you setup the hosting, this is the holding page for your site before anything is built. Locate this in the root directory (folder) in Filezilla and delete it.
• Open an internet browser such as internet explorer or firefox and go to www.domainname.com/wp-config.php (insterting YOUR domain name in place of  of domainname.com )
• Follow the instructions on the page that loads, WordPress is now installed.
• Change the password to something memorable, create users and email logon details to each user.

this is a test page

Follow the below steps to install wordpress:-

These instructions assume that you have already completed

• Domain name registration (click to see separate instructions)
• Hosting Setup including nameserver pointing (click to see separate instructions)