Settings > Hosts > Extras > WordPress
WordPress is a free and open source content management system built on PHP and MySQL. More information about WordPress can be found here. You can find more information about your WordPress installation in the WordPress documentation.
Note: When WordPress is installed, the hostname and Apache port number are stored in the appropriate database. Changing the Apache port after installation will break your WordPress installation. Port migration tools are available for WordPress. It is generally recommended to create WordPress hosts using Apache port 80.
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Blog Name: The name of your blog.
The name of your blog. -
Email address:
Your email address.Note: You must enter a valid email address to set up a WordPress installation.
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Directory:
The installation directory. If left blank, the WordPress files will be copied directly to the document root folder.Note: Do not install over a previous installation of WordPress! Files will be overwritten without warning.
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Table prefix:
Specify the name of your database schema prefix. WordPress provides the ability to manage multiple websites using a single database schema. -
Database name:.
Enter the name of your database schema, which will be added to your local database.
After installation, you can view this database for this instance of WordPress using phpMyAdmin, Sequel Pro or MySQLWorkbench. -
User name:
The username of the WordPress admin.Note: You will need this username to log into your new WordPress blog, so please write it down.
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Password:
The default password of the WordPress admin.Note: You will need this password to log into your new WordPress blog, so please write it down.