Push the Local WordPress site to InstaWP
InstaWP allows you to push your local WordPress site with its latest update of the Connect plugin. The users can effortlessly upload the entire locally developed website (whether on LocalWP, XAMPP, MAMP, or WAMP) to InstaWP, with just a few simple clicks. With the InstaWP Connect plugin, the process is now streamlined, quicker, more straightforward, and more dependable than ever.
In this documentation, we will explore the steps to push your local WordPress site to InstaWP.
Let’s get started 🚀
Install the LocalWP application in your system and setup the local site. You will be navigated to this screen after setting up your local site.
Connect the plugin with your local site on your WordPress account. You will prompted with a window to approve the “Requested access type” Click on the Approve button.
You can visit this doc to set up a new connection.
Open the LocalWP application window back and click on the Open site shell to open the PowerShell in your system. Paste the copied code in the PowerShell editor to upload the local site files on the InstaWP server.
💡 Did you know - Your staging site's content can be downloaded into a zip file that you can then import to another WordPress site or host. Learn about Export your staging site.
In this documentation, we will explore the steps to push your local WordPress site to InstaWP.
Let’s get started 🚀
Install the LocalWP application in your system and setup the local site. You will be navigated to this screen after setting up your local site.
Connect the plugin with your local site on your WordPress account. You will prompted with a window to approve the “Requested access type” Click on the Approve button.
You can visit this doc to set up a new connection.
Open the LocalWP application window back and click on the Open site shell to open the PowerShell in your system. Paste the copied code in the PowerShell editor to upload the local site files on the InstaWP server.
💡 Did you know - Your staging site's content can be downloaded into a zip file that you can then import to another WordPress site or host. Learn about Export your staging site.
Updated on: 27/05/2024
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