WordPress is a server-based content management system, or in simple terms it’s a software application that runs on a Web server, which means while the core files that run the app are hosted on a regular server all the content is hosted in a database server running MySQL.
To run WordPress negatively in your computer BitNami has set up a virtual Web server to run the application itself and a virtual database to run the database. So when you navigate your BitNami WordPress stack your computer spins up both the virtual Web server and MySQL database give you access the end result, is an experience that is almost identical to what you would have if you go to visit a WordPress site live on the web.
You can start up the BitNami WordPress stack in multiple different ways:
One you can go to start all programs navigate down to BitNami WordPress stack click launch BitNami WordPress stack and from here you can click access that BitNami WordPress stack.
You can also just go to your browser and type in local host/WordPress it takes is the same place the standard installation of WordPress.
The only difference between this installation and the one working with WordPress.com is they don't have that WordPress.com toolbar at the very top.
If you want to log into the backend of your WordPress installation you either go to the address bar or type in WP – admin at the very end click enter, then you get to the login window type in your name and a password.
Or you can go to where press scroll down to Meta and click login you will be taken to the same WordPress log screen.
The reason why you need to remember that WP – admin link is because for the most part you want to take away this meta-information so people can’t click the login button because that way they can login or try to hack their way into.
The dashboard it's pretty much identical to the dashboard WordPress.com is one major difference extra button called plug-ins where you can add more plug-ins, and also missing some other buttons on the side like ratings and polls.
Knowing the Word Press Files:
You take a look inside WordPress files in my documents go to BitNami in any see here everything we need to run WordPress you have Apache, MySQL, PHP and other stuff.
Under the apps folder you'll find PHPmyadmin and also WordPress if you open WordPress is the hTdocs which is where WordPress is hosted you will see 3 main folders (WP-admin, WP-content, WP-includes and other stuff)
1- WP- admin folder contains
Folders: - css • images • includes • maint • network user
Files:-
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about.php
admin-ajax.php
admin-footer.php
admin-functions.php
admin-header.php
admin-post.php
admin.php
async-upload.php
comment.php
credits.php
custom-background.php
custom-header.php
customize.php
edit-comments.php
edit-form-advanced.php
edit-form-comment.php
edit-link-form.php
edit-tag-form.php
edit-tags.php
edit.php
export.php
freedoms.php
images
import.php
includes
index.php
install-helper.php
plugin-install.php
plugins.php
options.php
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menu-header.php
menu.php
moderation.php
ms-admin.php
ms-delete-site.php
ms-edit.php
ms-options.php
ms-sites.php
ms-themes.php
ms-upgrade-network.php
ms-users.php
my-sites.php
nav-menus.php
network
network.php
options-discussion.php
options-general.php
options-head.php
options-media.php
options-permalink.php
options-reading.php
options-writing.php
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media.php
user-edit.php
user new.php
users.php
widgets.php
media-new.php
media-upload.php
upgrade-functions.php
upgrade.php
upload.php
update-core.php
revision.php
setup-config.php
theme-editor.php
theme-install.php
themes.php
tools.php
link-parse-opml.php
link.php
load-scripts.php
load-styles.php
post.php
press-this.php
profile.php
install.php
link-add.php
link-manager.php
post-new.php plugin-editor.php
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2- WP
Includes
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admin-bar.php
atomlib.php
author-template.php
bookmark-template.php
bookmark.php
cache.php
canonical.php
capabilities.php
category-template.php
category.php
class-feed.php
class-http.php
class-IXR.php
class-json.php
class-oembed.php
class-phpass.php
class-phpmailer.php
class-pop3.php
class-simplepie.php
class-smtp.php
class-snoopy.php
class-wp-admin-bar.php
class-wp-ajax-response.php
class-wp-customize-control.php
class-wp-customize-manager.php
class-wp-customize-section.php
class-wp-customize-setting.php
class-wp-editor.php
class-wp-embed.php
class-wp-error.php
taxonomy.php
template-loader.php
template.php
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theme-compat
theme.php
update.php
user.php
vars.php
version.php
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class-wp-image-editor.php
class-wp-theme.php
class-wp-walker.php
class-wp-xmlrpc-server.php
class-wp.php
class.wp-dependencies.php
class.wp-scripts.php
class.wp-styles.php
comment-template.php
comment.php
compat.php
cron.php
css
default-constants.php
default-filters.php
default-widgets.php
deprecated.php
feed-atom-comments.php
feed-atom.php
feed-rdf.php
feed-rss.php
feed-rss2-comments.php
feed-rss2.php
feed.php
formatting.php
functions.php
functions.wp-scripts.php
functions.wp-styles.php
general-template.php
http.php
ID3
images
js
kses.php
l10n.php
link-template.php
widgets.php
wlwmanifest.xml
wp-db.php
wp-diff.php
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class-wp-http-ixr-client.php
class-wp-image-editor-gd.php
class-wp-image-editor-imagick.php
load.php
locale.php
media-template.php
media.php
meta.php
ms-blogs.php
ms-default-constants.php
ms-default-filters.php
ms-deprecated.php
ms-files.php
ms-functions.php
ms-load.php
ms-settings.php
nav-menu-template.php
nav-menu.php
option.php
pluggable-deprecated.php
pluggable.php
plugin.php
pomo
post-formats.php
post-template.php
post-thumbnail-template.php
post.php
query.php
registration-functions.php
registration.php
revision.php
rewrite.php
rss-functions.php
rss.php
script-loader.php
shortcodes.php
SimplePie
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