Account without a domain?
Hi all,
Is it possible to open an account for a customer without a domain?
i.e. he has a domain registered with another registrar - I wish to build a Wordpress site and then change Nameserver at the registrar, is this possible to do?
Thanks
internetido
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Hello :) Yes, you can create an account with a domain name that has not yet been pointed to your server. It's fine if the name servers have not yet been changed, but obviously the website will not load the uploaded content until that happens. Thank you. 0 -
Sometimes you may need to change the installation directory in the WordPress settings after the transfer. First time the url is something like server.com/~account ; the final url will be domain.com . 0 -
You need an active url to build a working wordpress website. So, you can do this by two method. Method One: 1) Create an account on any working sub-domain name. Like say domain.com is working on your server. So, create a new account on any sub-domain like dev.domain.com 2) Now start building your Wordpress website on dev.domain.com 3) Once your website is ready, change domain name of this account from WHM. 4) Change domain name in WordPress database from Phpmyadmin [url=http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL]Changing The Site URL " WordPress Codex 5) Update nameserver of your domain name from domain control panel at your registrar. Method 2 This is most preferred method. 1) Install any local server like wampserver / xampp on your computer. Simple installation, will take hardly 5-10 minutes. 2) Install Wordpress on your computer. 3) Develop your wordpress website on your local server. 4) When website is ready, create an account on your server. 5) Change nameserver of your domain name. 6) Transfer website from local computer to server using Wordpress export / import feature. Done!!! 0 -
[quote="ravi9, post: 1499861"> Method One: 1) Create an account on any working sub-domain name. Like say domain.com is working on your server. So, create a new account on any sub-domain like dev.domain.com
Or you can do so that you create the account using the actual domain, and the park a working subdomain over it. You can use that subdomain when you create the site.0
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