Installing ClassicPress: First Login – azurecurve
This post is part of the series on Installing ClassicPress; ClassicPress is an open source fork of WordPress which aims to target the business market or those looking for a CMS with a focus on security, stability and flexibility.
With ClassicPress installed, the next step in the installation is to test that the site works.
If you navigate to your web address followed by /wp-login.php you…
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