Jak łatwo przenieść twoją witrynę z Joomla do WordPress (krok po kroku)

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1. Syed Balkhi says

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2. Joseph Matt says

   mar 14, 2023 w 8:52 am

   I really appreciate this content as it’s insightful. However, I noticed you did not talk about the domain which we are supposed to install the wordpress before importing Joomla website.

   I’m asking this because I want to move my website from Joomla to WordPress however, I still want to maintain my domain name. It is also not possible to install to CMS on a domain though, I noticed the tutorial states that Joomla website must be live for the importation to work.

   My Question: How do I move from Joomla to WordPress while still maintaining my Joomla domain name on the new WordPress website.

   Thanks as I await your response.

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     mar 14, 2023 w 10:30 am

     For that, we would recommend checking with your hosting provider as some have a temporary URL or a staging site option that would allow you to set up the site without moving your domain name. It would depend on the specific host for the method that would need to be used.

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3. Pantelis says

   sty 21, 2021 w 10:20 am

   Great info! What I do not understand is: As we need to pick a theme after the import is complete why migrate the website and not built it from scratch in the selected WordPress theme. What do we win from the migration? Thank you

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     sty 22, 2021 w 9:56 am

     It would depend on how much content is on your site, the export attempts to move the content while the theme styles your content.

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4. Laura says

   lis 26, 2020 w 10:09 am

   Hi,
   this article is definitely what I was looking for given that I was asked to update an old Joomla website and I decided to convert it into a WordPress website.
   I have a question: the Joomla website is very old (Joomla version running is 1.5.25). Would this technique work even with such an old version of Joomla?
   Thank you very much for your useful articles!

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     lis 27, 2020 w 10:22 am

     We have not tested with older versions at this time but it should work.

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5. Shahidul Islam says

   wrz 1, 2020 w 1:56 pm

   Thanks for share this helpful article.
   If I migrate my Joomla site to WordPress then my all products will transfer from Joomla to WordPress or only the content & media will transfer on WordPress

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     wrz 2, 2020 w 11:07 am

     It would depend on how the products were added. If you reach out to the plugin’s support they can let you know if those products are transferred

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6. Igor says

   maj 12, 2020 w 8:41 am

   hi, can i deactivate and delete plugin after finishing?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     maj 12, 2020 w 11:13 am

     You should be able to remove the importer once you have completed your transfer.

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7. Mustafa Kamal says

   mar 28, 2020 w 9:30 am

   is there any way to migrate the template too?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     mar 30, 2020 w 9:07 am

     Not at the moment

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8. Yash says

   paź 26, 2019 w 7:32 am

   I have a question, can i migrate my joomla site to wp locally?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     paź 28, 2019 w 11:36 am

     You can certainly move your content from Joomla to a local WordPress site if you wanted.

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9. Klyde says

   sie 19, 2019 w 12:15 pm

   Can we use this conversion process if the website has more than one version of Joomla on it? It looks like ours (I am new) has mostly 2.5.0 but some components, modules, etc. are lower or higher.

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     sie 20, 2019 w 9:56 am

     Unless we hear otherwise, it should still work. You can always test using a local installation on your computer: https://www.wpbeginner.com/how-to-install-wordpress/#installlocal

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10. Caroline says

    cze 25, 2019 w 3:59 pm

    Our current website was built in Joomla years ago and we want to revamp it in WordPress.
    We want to keep the current domain name but we don’t want to keep the old Joomla content; instead we prefer to start fresh since most of the content is outdated, anyway. That said, I’d like to keep the old website „live” until the new website is ready to publish.
    Do I still need to technically „move” the site from Joomla to WordPress or can I just change the platform from Joomla to WordPress without importing the content?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      cze 26, 2019 w 10:56 am

      If you don’t want to keep the content then you could create your WordPress site from scratch without worrying about your content. You would just point the domain name to your host once you are ready for the new site to be live.

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11. uysy says

    maj 15, 2019 w 2:27 am

    Hi WPB Team,
    I want to migrate my joomla site to WP. But I don’t have option to backup my Joomla site before i start migration to WP.
    Does WP plugin change anything on Joomla site during migration? Or this is only straight copy > to WP site?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      maj 15, 2019 w 11:34 am

      It should only be copying your content from Joomla

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12. Javier Eraso says

    maj 7, 2019 w 1:04 pm

    Your guide is very useful for those who decided to migrate from one CMS to another. However, it is not accurate to say that Joomla is not as powerful or flexible as WordPress. I’ve been working with both for many years now and I can say that you are wrong. The fact is that WordPress is simply more popular and perhaps slightly easier to setup for very novice user with very basic functionality. It is like the Windows vs. Linux discussion.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      maj 8, 2019 w 10:26 am

      Thanks for sharing your opinion on the difference between the two

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13. Brad says

    kwi 6, 2019 w 8:18 am

    Joomla was the platform we originally built upon, yet the difficulty with imbedding a customizable favicon became a real issue as the website looked incomplete, amateurish, with the seemingly unchangeable default favicon (a Joomla logo). Other WordPress websites of ours easily customize favicon images, thus we have elected to go all WordPress at this time.

    Your post is a tremendous resource. Thank you!

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      kwi 8, 2019 w 11:43 am

      Thank you, glad our content was helpful

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14. Vinny Hebert says

    sty 29, 2019 w 12:49 am

    How can you tell people that Joomla is not powerful or flexible? At Joomla’s core, it is more powerful and flexible than WordPress and more secure.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      sty 29, 2019 w 11:26 am

      We do not say that it is not flexible or powerful, it is our opinion that WordPress is MORE powerful, flexible, and user-friendly

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15. Ronny Fretel says

    paź 11, 2018 w 8:08 pm

    How about a multilingual joomla site?? will WordPress support this?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      paź 12, 2018 w 1:22 pm

      Hey Ronny,

      WordPress can be multilingual using third-party plugins. We are not sure if those plugins would be able to recognize and sort multilingual content from another platform.

      We would suggest that you import your Joomla site to a WordPress installed on local server first.

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16. Giulio says

    kwi 9, 2018 w 4:58 am

    Hello! Thank you for the great article.
    I have a Joomla website that I want to migrate to WP. I have no subdomains available and I want to install WP on a subdirectory of the website, then install the plugin, import all the Joomla data into WordPress and finally change WP installation from the subdirectory to the principal root.

    Do you think it’s a good way to do it?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      kwi 9, 2018 w 4:39 pm

      Hi Giulio,

      It will work. You can also import your Joomla website to a local install set everything up and then move it to live server.

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17. Gjergji Kokushta says

    lis 8, 2017 w 12:45 pm

    Thank you for the article, but I do have a question: MySite has Joomla installed. As I understood, I need to have another domain+hosting where WordPress is intalled, so I can migrate from MySite.com to MyNewSite?

    Is there a way to do it within the same hosting account?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      lis 8, 2017 w 5:46 pm

      Hi Gjergji Kokushta,

      Please contact your hosting provider. Many Joomla hosting providers also support WordPress. In fact, your account may already be fully ready to install WordPress. However, if it is not, then you will need to move but you still wouldn’t need to change domain names as you can point your existing domain to your new WordPress website.

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18. Faust says

    maj 11, 2017 w 3:21 pm

    you have to test these migration settings on a staging server if there is issues involved.

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19. Sarah Clarke says

    lut 28, 2017 w 4:52 am

    I successfully moved my site from Joomla to WordPress. Thanks for sharing this important piece of information.

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20. monu says

    lip 23, 2016 w 1:22 pm

    I am very new to this field. I want to transfer my joomla website to wordpress. I have 3 domains parked on 1 hosting. When I installed wordpress for one of my domain which was working on joomla already, other website started working strangely.
    Can anyone assist me what should I do to use wordpress in place of joomla.

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21. clare says

    lip 7, 2016 w 8:54 am

    Converting a hacked joomla site. Will this bring over the nasty that infected it?

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22. Helene says

    lip 4, 2016 w 5:01 pm

    How is the current existing WordPress site affected by the import of Joomla data? Do photos transfer over without premium?
    Does having a copy of the imported data live on another domain affect SEO?

    Thanks so much WPBegginner you guys have been so great!!

    Helene, WPnewbie

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23. xain says

    cze 6, 2016 w 8:25 am

    i have a lot of products in my joomla website and i want to move them to my wordpress site and i want to keep links for seo…
    How can i move the products not articles?
    kindly help with it
    Thanks

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24. Amin says

    maj 28, 2016 w 4:11 pm

    Hi
    I have question, i have a lot of products in my joomla website and i want to move them to my wordpress site and i want to keep links for seo…
    How can i move the products not articles?

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25. Faisal says

    maj 23, 2016 w 7:19 pm

    Hello All,

    I am completely new in this field. I find one classified template on Joomla. and its almost related to my requirement. they using plugins for DJ-monster.

    I am new on this. I want to start my classified web business on wordpress using woocommerece. can I use joomla classified template offline in my laptop and then transfer it in to wordpress or not. with DJ-monster plugins.

    this is the joomla template which i want to use.

    please your answer and guidelines will make life easier. as I am only the one person who investing limited budget on this business.

    many thanks in advance

    regards
    faisal

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26. Alen says

    kwi 27, 2016 w 5:26 pm

    Hello,

    great stuff shown here.

    I have a question. Is it possible to somehow „migrate” from joomla to wordpress if the joomla version is no longer online? I have everything stored locally.

    Thanks

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      kwi 28, 2016 w 6:22 pm

      Yes, there might be a few hiccups but its possible. Try to import your old joomla site into a WordPress installed locally first.

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27. Josh says

    lis 26, 2015 w 3:36 am

    Hey WPBeginner thanks for a great article!

    I plan on moving my site from Joomla to WP but most pages on the Joomla site has a .html extension on the end of the URL.

    From my research it seems that it’s hard or not possible for WordPress pages to have .html extensions, only posts.

    Is there a way around this or should I just migrate the content and create the pages without the .html extension on the URL? I’m scared this will effect rankings and will take some time to get indexed by Google.

    Regards
    Josh

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    • Abhi says

      lut 22, 2016 w 8:59 am

      Hi you can use wordpress plugins to have .html extension of page and posts
      like the below one :

      Add HTML Extension to Specific Pages

      this may solve your problem
      Cheers… (y)

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28. Moshe says

    sie 25, 2015 w 2:40 pm

    I want to migrate a decent size online magazine that’s on Joomla to WP,

    Can you recommend someone that can do the actual migration for me?

    Moshe

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29. John Loty says

    lip 26, 2015 w 7:18 pm

    thanks for the article…I have, on the Joomla site, a customized theme/template…(home page)…Not sure of the correct term…I am assuming that I have to select or create a WP theme on the fresh WP site and that the import process will fit what it can and that I will have to make „adjustments” to get it all into WP?
    Is there a particular step to prepare for receiving content that was in the customized theme on Joomla? Ta

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      lip 27, 2015 w 4:22 pm

      WordPress comes with a couple default themes pre-installed. The latest of the default themes will be automatically activated on your site when you install WordPress. You can import content from your Joomla site and then adjust or change your WordPress theme.

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    • FAD says

      lut 26, 2016 w 9:05 am

      Hi John,

      There is a way. you must need to implement and activate the theme and installed.
      Post that, you can see the latest imported content and with new layout.

      Let me know, if any help required.

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30. Chad says

    lip 16, 2015 w 3:08 pm

    Hi There, will this plugin allow me to import my members list from Joomla to WordPress?

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    • Michael says

      paź 26, 2015 w 4:21 pm

      Any answer here? Can I import the member list from Joomla to WordPress if I use this plug-in?

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      • FAD says

        lut 26, 2016 w 9:07 am

        Hi MICHAEL,

        Yes, you can import members. Might need to go for premium plugin.
        Let me know, if any doubts.

        Regards,
        FAD.,

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31. Arbel Martin says

    cze 4, 2015 w 10:11 pm

    This looks great!

    Was wondering if by importing the Joomla site, if it erases all the data from the Joomla site.

    For instance,

    I would like to create a copy of the joomla site on a test WordPress domain and edit it. Once the site is ready to replace the original Joomla site, then I would point it to the WordPress site.

    Would this be possible with this method?

    Thank you!
    -Arbel

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    • Helene says

      lip 4, 2016 w 4:57 pm

      Did you get an answer?
      Thanks!! ☺
      Helene

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32. Riska Glenn says

    mar 25, 2015 w 12:17 am

    Thanks for sharing, this article help me to migrating

    I was install wordpress on mydomain/dir and completely import content from Joomla using FG joomla to wordpress plugin. My question, how to move all content and database to public directory?
    Did you have article about it?
    Thanks before

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33. Lyle says

    mar 21, 2015 w 5:21 pm

    Thank you so much for the link to the FG Joomla! to WordPress plugin!

    Worked like a charm to import my 292 J! articles into my WP posts. Easy, quick and perfect!

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34. jyoti says

    lut 23, 2015 w 5:34 am

    which version are you talking about?

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35. Abdo says

    sty 26, 2015 w 6:50 am

    my is Joomla 2.5 and the import required a password..where i can find

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36. Laureleye says

    lis 17, 2014 w 1:43 pm

    Do modules transfer with the other content? If not, do you have any recommendations on how to transfer modules from Joomla to a WordPress page?

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    • Scott says

      gru 15, 2014 w 11:03 am

      I don’t think this is possible.

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37. WPBeginner Staff says

    lis 2, 2014 w 10:15 pm

    Yes, once you have imported your content from you can delete the importer plugin.

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38. hummble says

    lis 2, 2014 w 2:30 pm

    Again, might be a silly question but I am new-ish to WP. I have my site all migrated and set up with content (mostly) as I want it for now. Moved my old joomla site to a protected folder on the same server just in case I should ever need to refer to it again.

    Now my plugin manager keeps bugging me that there is a new version of the Joomla to WordPress available. But I shouldn’t need that, right? I’m all done with it. Can I delete the plugin without messing with the data it migrated for me?

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39. sushant says

    paź 1, 2014 w 6:43 am

    can i migrate database from joomla to wordpress? If so, how?

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40. Ru says

    lip 8, 2014 w 3:11 am

    if i import my website from Joomla to WordPress, the Joomla site will exist or will be automatically deleted?

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    • prabin04 says

      sty 1, 2015 w 2:59 am

      well, import doesn’t mean move .. so your site will exist

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41. WPBeginner Staff says

    cze 16, 2014 w 8:52 pm

    You will need access to either phpMyAdmin on the server, or FTP access to modify configuration file.

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42. Johny says

    cze 16, 2014 w 11:31 am

    May be dumb question but I only have access to Joomla Admin panel, not the installation directory. Is there a way to find DB password from admin panel without having access to configuration file?

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    • Perry Mensah says

      lip 25, 2014 w 8:42 am

      You can install an extension for joomla file system. com_extplorer can do it for you.

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43. WPBeginner Staff says

    kwi 24, 2014 w 10:54 am

    Linda at the end of the import process you can fix your internal links by clicking on the modify internal links button.

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44. linda says

    kwi 23, 2014 w 3:57 am

    maybe a dumb question, but how do I make the url go to my new wp-site instead of my old-joomla one? I guess I have to change that somewhere in my webhosting. But where?

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45. Karen says

    kwi 11, 2014 w 10:29 am

    Are there any issues with moving a Joomla site to WordPress on my local server to do development and then moving the new site back to replace the old site?

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46. Kuba says

    mar 30, 2014 w 11:26 am

    Only 1 item imported but joomla site contain many articles. My Joomla version is 3.2.1

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47. H. Olden says

    mar 21, 2014 w 3:38 pm

    This is a great add to your articles and it worked like a charm. In fact, imported 5 years of data off my old Joomla 1.5 install and brought the site back up on WP. Thanks for posting…

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      mar 21, 2014 w 3:45 pm

      We are glad that you found it useful. Thanks for the feedback.

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48. Dani M says

    lut 24, 2014 w 1:10 pm

    Do you know if there is a way of exporting the look and feel of the site not just the info?

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49. chrys says

    lut 19, 2014 w 11:11 am

    Hi,

    I read in the previous comments that it’s better to have a new database when migrating on the same server. But what does it mean? If my host only provide me with one database, I’ll buy another and when I install wordpress in a new directory I give the details of the new database and when migrating joomla I give the joomla database code in the plugin. Thoses database are completely independent aren’t they? Then I move up the wordpress directory at the root and I’m done? All my content will have gone on my new database won’t it?

    By doing that, assuming I have kept the same domain name, I guess only my wordpress site will be live, but what about the old links that are still visible on google? Don’t I risk a duplicate content and be blacklisted? i’m a bit confused..
    Thanks !

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50. crooso says

    lut 7, 2014 w 9:05 pm

    i have joomla site, i need convert all them to wordpress.
    can i do export ALL THE THINGS into wordpress without deleting joomla site,

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      lut 9, 2014 w 10:13 pm

      Yes you can and you should first import everything in WordPress. If you deleted your Joomla site before starting then you will not be able to import anything.

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51. babu says

    sty 24, 2014 w 5:53 am

    hi iam nagababu i want to Migrate my existing Joomla website (1.5) to WordPress and i have one question can you please help me

    First what i have to do
    may i need to uninstall Joomla and fresh installation Of wordpress in existing domain

    Can you please clarify this

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      sty 24, 2014 w 3:39 pm

      If you have joomla installed on the location where you would want to install WordPress then the best way to go is to create a new directory and then install WordPress in that directory. Once you have successfully migrated your Joomla site you can change your Domain’s settings to point to to the directory where WordPress is installed.

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      • Kannan says

        gru 3, 2015 w 9:52 am

        Hi there,

        When you say a new directory, do you mean a new folder under public_html? Thank you.

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        • WPBeginner Support says

          gru 4, 2015 w 8:36 am

          Yes.