Always it is better to start a new project on a server (May be Sub-domain)
-So that everyone can collaborate, monitor, can look into any issue instant
To-do:
Login to Cpanel & open PhpMyAdmin
Create a database on a server (Name the same as project name & Copy the name)
Log in to Databases & Create an user for that database
Assign that user to that particular database (Copy & Store the username & password)
Download & Unzip the WordPress file from https://wordpress.org/download/
Login to Cpanel & enter into Filemanager->Public html
Upload the whole folder that you’ve got by extracting the WordPress zip file
Now go to your browser & hit the new project URL (ie: https://dev.cpinternetmarketing.com)
Now follow the wordpress installation steps.
For installation now we already have Database name, user name, password etc)
When it ask for user name, email, address, password (Give a temporary one, keep a copy & share that with team)
Go to Appearance & install the selected theme that team already selected
Activate the theme with API key if applicable
Go to Appearance->Install Plugins & install the required plugins for the theme
Activate all the Plugins
Create a child theme for the main theme
-Child theme helps to customize features on the main theme, if we directly change the main theme when we will have to update the main theme all changes will be lost
Now activate the child theme & make sure its connected with the main theme
Additional CSS
-Always need to put the additioanl CSS in the child theme so that it will not go away when we update a main theme
Go to appearance->Customize
Open Additional CSS & put your additional CSS (We always should keep a copy of updated additional css file)
Install additional basic Plugins
Go to Plugins->Add new
Install Yoast (SEO)
Install AutoOptimize (Performance)
Install Purge SC Cache (Clearing cache)
Install any other plugins that requires the theme
Create Pages
Set the menu
-Now the project should be ready to upload & chnage contents
Migrate the whole project to the appropriate LIVE server when its tested & ready
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