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It's great that you have installed your new Wordpress software on your domain. But you have to change the general wordpress theme with a customized theme for your blog, beautiful and full of different functional capabilities.

You can install your new WordPress theme with Filezilla or Cpanel it is recommended that part is boring. Now lets get started;

Option 1: How do I install a new WordPress theme with Filezilla

* Download your Wordpress theme and unzip. Save to desired location on your computer.

* First, download ftp, FileZilla, and that will be run. To access your files via the Internet, connect to your network with an FTP server address, username and password. The default port is port 21, but you can leave it blank. Then plug.

* After a successful login, you can see the files on a remote computer that is our site that is on the left and right of the window of your web server root document files.

* Locate the saved-folder archives Wordpress Theme.

Go to a remote FTP server on the right and open the public_html folder that contains your document root files. If you install a new WordPress theme for your domain, then you can see the WordPress files and folders, as well as the "theme" folder where there should be a new WordPress theme.

* Drag the new folder, archive the folder wordpress themes directory. Then the file transfer begins.

* After completion of file transfer, head to your wordpress dashboard log in with your user name and password you provided when you install your WordPress software into your WordPress admin site. Go through the design, then look for a theme and its new theme installed and run. It should then be visible in your blog. If you are using an older version of WordPress, you can activate your new theme going on presentation and then Theme.

* You have successfully completed the Wordpress installation.

Option 2: How to install a new Wordpress Theme with Cpanel.

This is a difficult task, and a lot more stressful when you have a WordPress theme with a lot of folders and files. I recommend you stick with the FTP option, which will transfer files more quickly, saving a lot of time and doing the work for you. If you want to learn how to use cPanel, here's how to do it.

* Log in to your cPanel cPanel WebHost domain with your web server user name and password. Because of its cPanel FrontPage, click the File Manager or Legacy File Manager.

* Open the public_html folder by clicking the folder icon to the side, rather than on the public_html text itself. This will show all files and folders into public_html and click on the public_html text will only show you the folder's properties.

* Find wp_content, folder, and open a folder icon. Then open the folder topic. This is where you load the new theme for WordPress and folders will be installed WordPress theme, it means the files and folders located on your computer.

* Create a new folder, click on "Create new folder" link at the top of the folders. Then create a single folder with the name of the theme topics. Then open the folder on the topic by clicking the folder icon. Repeat the same process with any WordPress theme folders on your computer.

* You must install the appropriate files into the folders as is on your computer. All you need to do is click on the "Upload files" when the folder containing the files from the beginning as is on your computer. Upload page, click Browse and find files, then upload. Please note that clicking on the file name after upload will show you to edit the properties file, and you can change the file permissions chmod. Repeat this sequence all the folders that contains the files as is on your computer.

You will see that what you are engaged in a hierarchical manner to your web host as they are beginning to move files from your computer. You see, it's frustrating, unlike Filezilla that transfers all the WordPress themes and organize folders and files, it is automatic.

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