How do i install Wordpress on Godaddy Linux Hosting?
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If u are a 'technical dummy' i suggest u don't try to install Wordpress using the zip file u downloaded from wordpress.org.\n\nIt can get rather complex...\n\nmy best advice to u now is to ask Godaddy support if they have fantastico enabled. \n\nFantastico is a script that can automate the entire Wordpress installation process; all it takes is just 3 simple mouse clicks and you're done\n\nEasily Master Wordpress with Wordpress Videos. Build your profit pulling niche blogs with Wordpress.\nhttp://www.wordpressvideos.com
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Get a doman or subdomain\n\nas a beginner I'd start with http://www.tripod.lycos.com/\n\nUse their sitebuilder or learn HTML.\n\nIf you take the HTML path, create an HTML file and upload it to the account.\n\nLearn HTML here: http://www.w3schools.com/
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The wordpress community is very helpful, and there are several places to ask...\n\nA good first place to try is [1] the wordpress support forum.  If you have IRC (it's a kind of instant messaging) there is a channel full of WP users [2] who are often willing to provide live support for free.\n\nYou might also find the wordpress codex useful.  It has detailed pages about all of the wordpress innards, including it's use of CSS [3].\n\nThere is a specific problem on your server at the moment:\nThe requested URL /home/juniorbo/public_html/blog/wp-content/themes/Unsleepable/amazon-style.css does not exist.\n...which is caused by the plugin somehow trying to output the full internal pathname of your css file, rather than it's location relative to your server root.\n\nHaving looked at the plugin, i'm guessing you're adding the CSS yourself. Try [4]:
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Try a web hosting directory such as:\n\nhttp://www.hostindex.com/ or\n\nhttp://www.webhostdir.com/
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Make sure the domain is correct. There may be a drop down box with different options, so mess around with those until you find the right one.
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godaddy or networksolutions.\n\nnetworksolutions has better up time.
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Here's a tutorial I found...\n\nhttp://www.expertsrt.com/tutorials/Matt/install-apache.html
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Find an ISP that gives you database support like CrystalTech.com.  Don't use Godaddy hosting even though they have databases... they don't let you connect directly to them to do backups so once your data is there, you're screwed if you ever want to move it.\n\nOf course all that assumes you know how to write web pages that can access and use a database!
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You can't go wrong with GoDaddy.com!  The price is right, the service is excellent and the interface is easy to use.   I've used them for years and they're the only company I recommend to clients, friends and family.  They also offer bolt-on features such as email and web hosting for those looking to get started quickly.
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You need to register with a registrar.\n\nwww.icann.org has all the info you need\n\npersonally, i recommend www.godaddy.com, you just have to opt-out of all the stuff they try to add into your cart along with the domain name.  but they have top-notch technical support available 24/7 and decent hosting options as well.\n\nyou will need to either purchase supplemental hosting with the same company you register the domain with, or you will have to get a third party provider.  I suggest just going with the hosting that the registrar provides (if any) as this will simplify setup greatly.  \n\nyou can always switch to a different hosting provider (or move your domain to a new registrar) so don't worry too much about being locked into things.
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try www.domainhostingguide.com
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Go to Godaddy.com and sign up for "web site tonight" (they might have changed the name, but it is very easy.)
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You've got yourself a domain, but does your hosting provider accept PHP scripts? If not, then you can't install your own Wiki site. \n\nFirst you'll want to know what kind of Wiki software you want. There's small ones which are somewhat simple to install, such as PmWiki, which has instructions at http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Installation . The one Wikipedia uses is called MediaWiki, and it is a very big file, which requires more work, especially if you want it to behave like it does on Wikipedia. The software could be found at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki The installation details can be found at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Installation
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You have to find a "Who Is" list on godaddy, etc. and try to purchase it from the current owner. Unfortunately, there are so many domain pirates out there.
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www.godaddy.com\n\nwww.geocities.com\n\nwww.tripod.com
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I used bravehost for a while but switched to AtSpace after a while since they don't put advertisements on your website. Bravehost has a lot of cool tools to use and I never had any problems with the service but, as I just mentioned, I wanted a page without all the adverts. \n\nAtSpace, however, only lets you edit your webpages on your own computer and then upload them via ftp, and does not allow files more than 200kb large.\n\nRecently, though, I spent $50 and got a year's worth of webhosting and a domain name from GoDaddy.com. I don't regret it at all. I can use php files as much as I want and have a forum and photo gallery on my new site.
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http://www.godaddy.com has some pretty good prices and services.. depending on what you're looking for.