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# First Website: Deploy WordPress
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This article uses WordPress as an example to demonstrate how to quickly set up a PHP website through AcePanel.
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## Install Environment
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Go to the "Applications" page:
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1. Install Nginx and Percona (or MySQL/MariaDB) in "Native Applications"
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2. Install PHP (8.3+ recommended) in "Runtime Environment"
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Installation progress can be viewed on the "Tasks" page.
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## Create Website
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Go to "Website" -> "PHP", click "Create Website".
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Fill in the configuration:
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- **Name**: Website identifier, e.g., `wordpress`, cannot be changed after creation
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- **Domain**: Your domain name, use server IP if you don't have a domain
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- **Root Directory**: Leave empty to use default path
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- **PHP Version**: Select the version you just installed
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- **Database**: Select MySQL, note down the generated database name, username, and password
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## Upload WordPress
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Download the installation package from the [WordPress official website](https://wordpress.org/download/).
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Click "Directory" in the website list to enter file management, upload the compressed package and extract it. Enter the `wordpress` directory, `Ctrl+A` to select all, `Ctrl+X` to cut, return to the parent directory and `Ctrl+V` to paste, moving the files to the website root directory.
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## Configure Rewrite Rules
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Return to the website list, click "Edit", switch to the "Rewrite" tab, select the preset `wordpress` rule and save.
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::: tip HTTPS
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You can issue a free Let's Encrypt certificate with one click in the "HTTPS" tab.
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## Install WordPress
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Access your domain in the browser and follow the prompts to complete the installation:
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1. Select language
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2. Fill in site information (title, admin account, etc.)
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3. Database configuration: Enter the database information noted earlier, host is `localhost`
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After installation, you can log in to the WordPress admin panel.
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