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Revision as of 01:01, 3 February 2010
This post explains how to install Wordpress plugins.
- If you have not picked a plugin, you can pick one from here. Though this is not a excuse for you to download every single plugin. Like anything, the more things the server has to do, the slower it will serve pages.
- Once you've downloaded the plugin file, unzip it.
- Read the Read Me if there is any! This may contain important steps like running a database query to add a new table or something else of the such.
- Unless the Read Me says otherwise, do the folllowing:
- Upload the files (or folder if it came in one) to the server's Wordpress plugin folder via FTP.
- As of 2010, this is /public_html/team/wp-content/plugins
- Upload the files (or folder if it came in one) to the server's Wordpress plugin folder via FTP.
- Goto the Wordpress administration page and navigate to the Plugin page.
- Click "Activate" under the plugin's name.
- If no errors are presented during activation or after activation, the plugin install was a success. Keep in mind errors might not be presented and just might be shown on the actual Wordpress site pages.
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