The remaining two you can leave as “localhost” and “wp_”.Ĭlick “Submit”. Your database name (the one you created in PHPMyAdmin and you remembered it, right?).Click “Let’s Go!”.Īs you can see above you only need to change the top 3 fields to connect to your database: You’ll then see a screen checking that you have the 5 bits of info you’ll need to configure WordPress. The safest way is to manually create the file.” Ignore it and click “Create a Configuration File”. You can create a wp-config.php file through a web interface, but this doesn’t work for all server setups. With any luck, you’ll be greeted with a screen saying, “There doesn’t seem to be a wp-config.php file. Having created the database you are nearly ready to install WordPress! Go to in your browser. Type a name for your database (no spaces or special characters) and remember it.
Click Databases in the second line of tabs in blue.Now that you have all this MAMP goodness installed on your machine, everything that you put in the folder Applications/MAMP/htdocs/ ends up on your localhost “website” which you can access through a browser at Next you should download the most recent version of WordPress (how many times have we all done that?) After unzipping, place the /wordpress/ folder inside your /htdocs/ folder. P is for PHP (or Perl or Python) the programming languages used for web development.
M is for MySQL the database management system (or database server).M is for Mac OS X, your operating system.MAMP is a acronym that stands for the stack of software it uses: This can be done in 5 minutes.įirst of all you should download and set up MAMP.
LOCAL INSTALL WORDPRESS MAMP HOW TO
The following video shows you how to install WordPress on your Mac using MAMP. If you are on a Windows PC you can use XAMPP. Getting WordPress installed on your own computer, as if your computer was a webhost’s server, is easy on a Mac with MAMP. Why would you want to do this? You’ll find the process much quicker and it’ll stop you going crazy waiting for files to upload to the server. Any sort of WordPress development – testing themes and plugins, creating themes and plugins, etc.
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