Softaculous is a tool on cPanel that allows you to install various scripts and applications, including WordPress.1- To install WordPress, log in to your cPanel account first.2- In your cPanel interface, go to the "Software" section, find the "Softaculous" application installer, and click on "WordPress" to access the software installation manager.
3- To access the WordPress configuration page, click on "Install Now."
Free SSL Certificate Configuration and WordPress Installation via Softaculous
"Choose the protocol that suits you": If the SSL certificate is enabled in your cPanel interface, simply select https from the menu.
"Choose the domain name": Select the domain where you want to install WordPress.
In Directory: leave the field empty to install in the domain’s document root, or enter the desired subdirectory. Check existing files before installing.
WordPress Site Settings Configuration
WordPress is a multisite network that allows you to create sub-sites associated with your domain name .ma or any other extension. If you want to use this feature, enable WordPress multisite (wpmu). Important note: The site name and description should contain all relevant information about your new website or blog.
Administrator Account
Choosing a strong password with numbers, letters, and special characters is one of the most important steps in protecting your account. Softaculous password generator allows you to choose a strong, secure password. The default username "Admin" is also a common vulnerability, so it is recommended to change it.
Advanced Options
Database options let you review the proposed database name and table prefix. Choose an update policy suited to the site rather than routinely disabling updates. Keep a backup and test after changes; automatic options depend on the Softaculous configuration.
After completing all these steps, click on "Install."
WordPress is now successfully installed! You can log in directly to your admin dashboard to customize your site.
Video Tutorial
Reference documentation:
- How to install WordPress – Advanced Administration Handbook | Developer.WordPress.org
- Install WordPress using Softaculous
- WP Toolkit | cPanel & WHM Documentation
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