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  • Thread Starter lyleapgmc

    (@lyleapgmc)

    I don’t really know where to begin with questions. I had WordPress working a week ago. I have completely removed it including the registry entries.

    What is the first program that should be installed for a local operation?

    Are there separate programs for each of PHP, SQL and/or Apache?

    Which of the programs need to have changes made to the included data to make them work with the other programs?

    Can Apache and WordPress be installed on drive D: or is that just complicating matters beyond any possibilities?

    I have been researching and searching since before my first post. I am not finding answers to the puzzle.

    Thread Starter lyleapgmc

    (@lyleapgmc)

    “Did you read https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installing_WordPress ?”

    I looked at it. It does the same thing as all other “helpful” sites. It also goes off on tangents with more “helpful” hints. A bare bones installation is all that is required initially. After learning most of the ins and outs of basic WordPress then a user can explore other options that may or may not be helpful for what is desired.

    Thread Starter lyleapgmc

    (@lyleapgmc)

    I don’t have questions because any of the sites I have visited start in the middle of the process. They leave out the upfront details.

    Many sites claim to be friendly and helpful but in the end they only serve to confuse because they omit the details that come easily to them because they’ve done it time and time again.

    “Do I have to start my computer before I install WordPress?”
    Is there a specific location on my hard drive where WordPress must be installed? Can I install it on a second drive?
    What is a widget?
    What is a tag?
    How do I set up my local blog to have a front or main page with other pages linked to it?
    What do the various ‘dashboards’ accomplish other than confuse people.
    What is a column in settings?
    What else must be entered in the dashboard to get things to work?

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