WordPress can be installed easily using WP Toolkit in cPanel.
At ProRedLine, WordPress is never installed automatically. A website is only created when you manually start the installation.

WP Toolkit is always available on Web Hosting and Site Hosting packages.

Before You Start #

Before installing WordPress, make sure:

• Your hosting account is fully provisioned
• Your domain is added in cPanel
• DNS is configured correctly or in propagation
• You know where you want WordPress installed

WordPress can be installed on:

• The main domain
• An addon domain
• A subdomain
• A subfolder

Where to Find WP Toolkit #

To access WP Toolkit:

1. Log in to cPanel
2. Scroll to the Domains or Software section
3. Click WP Toolkit or WordPress Management

WP Toolkit shows all existing WordPress installations, if any.

Starting a New WordPress Installation #

To install WordPress:

1. Open WP Toolkit
2. Click Install
3. Choose the installation path
   Example: yourdomain.com or yourdomain.com/blog
4. Select the domain
5. Set the website title
6. Create an admin username and password
7. Enter an admin email address
8. Confirm the installation

WordPress is installed immediately after confirmation.

What Happens During Installation #

During installation:

• A clean WordPress installation is created
• The latest supported WordPress version is used
• A database and database user are created automatically
• A custom ProRedLine helper plugin is installed
• No demo content is added

The site starts empty and ready for configuration.

Important Installation Notes #

• WordPress is not installed unless you click Install
• Installing WordPress overwrites files if the folder is not empty
• One WordPress installation equals one website
• Multiple WordPress sites can be installed on one hosting account

Choose the installation location carefully.

Accessing the WordPress Admin Panel #

After installation, you can:

• Click Log in in WP Toolkit
• Or visit yourdomain.com/wp-admin

Use the admin credentials created during installation.

After Installation: First Checks #

After installing WordPress:

• Log in to the admin dashboard
• Verify the site loads correctly
• Check the installed ProRedLine helper plugin
• Confirm the correct domain and path

Do not start installing plugins before verifying basic functionality.

Common Installation Mistakes #

• Installing WordPress in the wrong folder
• Using weak admin passwords
• Forgetting admin login details
• Installing multiple WordPress sites in the same directory

These mistakes often cause access issues.

Removing or Reinstalling WordPress #

If needed, WordPress can be:

• Removed via WP Toolkit
• Reinstalled cleanly
• Installed again in a different location

Removing WordPress deletes all site files and database data.

Responsibility Notice #

You are responsible for:

• Choosing the installation location
• Managing admin credentials
• Configuring and maintaining WordPress after installation

ProRedLine does not install WordPress automatically.