How to Install WordPress Using the App Manager Print

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This guide walks you through the fastest and easiest way to install WordPress on Web Host Pro using the App Manager. Most installations take 5 to 10 minutes to complete.

Estimated time: 5–10 minutes
Recommended for: Beginners
Installation method: App Manager

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Log in to your Account Manager.

  2. Navigate to Active Services, then select the hosting plan where you would like WordPress installed.

  3. Under Quick Links, click App Manager.

  4. Locate WordPress and select Install.

  5. Complete the installation form by choosing your domain, site name, and administrator login details.

  6. Click Install to begin the setup process.

  7. Once installation is complete, you will receive a link to your WordPress admin area, typically ending in /wp-admin. Save or bookmark this link for future access.

Important Notes Before Installing

  • Your domain name must be active and properly pointed to your Web Host Pro hosting account before installation.

  • When selecting your site URL, use https:// or https://www.. Either option is acceptable, but be consistent.

  • Choose a strong administrator password and store it securely.

Recommended Steps After Installation

  • Enable brute-force login protection to help prevent unauthorized access.

  • Keep WordPress, themes, and plugins updated to maintain performance and security.

  • Install LiteSpeed Cache if available to improve loading speed and overall site performance.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Domain not appearing in the installer
This usually indicates that DNS changes have not fully propagated. Domain updates can take time. If you are unsure, open a support ticket and our team will verify the configuration for you.

WordPress installed but the site does not load
Ensure SSL is enabled and that you are accessing the site using https://. Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser cache, or performing a hard refresh.

If you would like us to review your setup or assist with any step, please open a support ticket. Our team will be happy to help you get your site online.


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