Complete WordPress Setup (Description about Themes & Plugins Added)
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The document outlines the prerequisites for setting up a WordPress environment, including the need for a local server (WAMP/XAMPP) and a text editor. It explains how to install WordPress and create a database in phpMyAdmin, as well as defining plugins and themes in WordPress. The author, Ciceer Ghimire, offers contact information and expresses gratitude towards the WordPress community.
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Lab 4 -Linux Files, Directories and Basic Commands Part-2.pptx
Lab 4 -Linux Files, Directories and Basic Commands Part-2.pptxCiceer Ghimirey The document discusses 10 basic Linux commands: pwd displays the current working directory; touch creates empty files; finger displays user information; passwd changes user passwords; date displays the date and time; head displays the first 10 lines of a file; tail displays the last 10 lines of a file; cut selects a specific column from a file; sort alphabetically sorts the contents of a file; and grep searches for a text pattern within files. Each command is accompanied by its syntax and an example usage.
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Lab 3 -Linux Files, Directories and Basic Commands.pptxCiceer Ghimirey This document provides an overview of basic Linux commands for files, directories, and permissions. It describes the following commands: cd, ls, cp, rm, mkdir, rmdir, pwd, file, cat, more, less, chmod, and chown. For each command, it provides the syntax and brief description of its usage for listing, copying, deleting, creating, and navigating files and directories, determining file types, viewing file contents, and changing permissions and ownership of files.
Install Linux OS in Virtual Box.pptx
Install Linux OS in Virtual Box.pptxCiceer Ghimirey The document provides a step-by-step guide for installing the Linux desktop OS (Ubuntu) on Oracle VM VirtualBox, detailing how to create a new virtual machine, configure its settings, and proceed with the installation. It also includes instructions for removing LibreOffice to prepare for the installation of Apache OpenOffice, followed by the steps to download, extract, and install OpenOffice. The process concludes with verifying the successful installation of OpenOffice on the system.
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Install LAMP Stack in Linux Server OS and Hosting a Custom Domain .pptxCiceer Ghimirey The document provides a step-by-step guide on installing a LAMP stack on a Linux server using Oracle VM VirtualBox. It outlines the installation process of Ubuntu Server, Apache, MySQL, and PHP, including necessary configurations and commands. Additionally, it covers creating a virtual host and testing the setup to ensure functionality.
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WordPress Introduction and WordPress Theme Installation SlidesCiceer Ghimirey The document provides an overview of WordPress, emphasizing its capabilities as a powerful CMS for creating dynamic websites and blogs. It highlights the platform's popularity, with over 75 million websites using it, and details the advantages of using WordPress, including its open-source nature and extensive plugins and themes. Additionally, it differentiates between WordPress.com and WordPress.org, noting their respective features and limitations.
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- 9. Thank You !!! My name is Ciceer Ghimirey Find My Projects on: https://github.com/CiceerGhimire Website: ghimires.com.np Facebook: fb.com/shashghimire Twitter & Instagram: @CiceerGhimire 9
- 10. 10 THANKS! Any questions? You can find me at ciceerghimire@ gmail.com
- 11. A Million Thankyou!!! Special thanks to all gold hearted WordPress Lovers who made this session cool and wonderful. Thanks , Ciceer. 11