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Setting up XAMPP Environment
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Table of contents
1. Introduction to Web Development
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Understanding websites and their purpose
Basics of Web Hosting
Domain Essentials
2. Deep Dive into Web Hosting
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Types of web hosting
3. Domain Management and DNS
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Working fundamentals of a domain
4. How Websites Works
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Client-server model
Working of a client-server model on a website
5. Introduction to WordPress
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What is WordPress
How WordPress Work
Common terminologies used in WordPress
6. XAMPP Server
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Understanding XAMPP
Components of XAMPP
How XAMPP Works
7. Setting up XAMPP Environment
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Installing XAMPP
Starting and Stopping XAMPP server
Create Database using phpMyAdmin
Creating a Database User with All Permissions
8. WordPress Setup
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Download and installing WordPress
Set Up WordPress
9. WordPress Configuration
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Accessing WordPress Dashboard
Navigating the WordPress Dashboard
Accessing Site Settings on WordPress
10. Installing Themes and Plugins
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Installing Themes on WordPress
Installing Plugins on WordPress
11. Building Your WordPress Site
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Creating Content with pages and posts
Creating and adding menu
Creating header and footer in WordPress
Creating and configuring contact form
12. Backup and Security
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Taking backups of the WordPress website
Security measures in WordPress
13. Linking domain with web hosting
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Procuring domain and hosting
Connect Domain and Hosting
14. WordPress Migration
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Setup WordPress instance on web hosting
Migration through plugins
Migration without plugins
Access phpMyAdmin
Open your web browser and type http://localhost/phpmyadmin in the address bar
You'll see the phpMyAdmin dashboard.
Create a New Database
Click on the "Databases" tab.
Enter a name for your database in the "Create database" field. For example, let's say you name it "example_db".
Click on the "Create" button.
Confirmation
You'll see a message confirming that the database was created successfully