Some web hosts, especially the ones recommended by WordPress.org and Webhost (which is my personal recommendation) offer web hosting accounts with the latest WordPress version on auto-install. This means that you simply need to log into your account control panel for your hosting preferences (account provided by your web host) and click on the button that will automatically install WordPress for you.
Upgrading WordPress with these hosts is usually as simple as the installation process an upgrade button is almost always present. When you install WordPress on your domain, remember that it’s preferable that you install it in the root directory of your domain or subdomain and not in a folder on your domain. The URL of the homepage should then look like this:
www.yoursite.com or www.site.yoursite.comUpgrading WordPress with these hosts is usually as simple as the installation process an upgrade button is almost always present. When you install WordPress on your domain, remember that it’s preferable that you install it in the root directory of your domain or subdomain and not in a folder on your domain. The URL of the homepage should then look like this:
and not like this: www.yoursite.com/wordpress/
You can choose a theme for your blog from the WordPress theme library, or browse the web for other free themes. Upload your chosen theme into the /wp-content/themes/ folder on your server then go to your WordPress Dashboard > Design > Themes to activate it. and you can download wordpress plugins library Upload your chosen theme into the /wp-content/plugins/ folder on your server then go to your WordPress Dashboard > Plugins> to activate it.
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