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## Setup | ||
1. Run `./docker.sh` | ||
2. Go to http://localhost:8000/ in your browser. | ||
3. Follow the WordPress page's setup guide create your user | ||
4. After logging in to the WordPress admin go to "Plugins" > "Add New" > "Upload Plugin" | ||
5. Zip up all file in this directory expect "docker-instance-files" | ||
6. Upload this on the page from step 4. above | ||
7. Make sure to active the plugin on the Plugins page | ||
8. Your done, happy editing! | ||
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## Editing | ||
1. Test changes by editing files under docker-instance-files/plugins/ | ||
- Modify these directly on your host machine, changes take effect immediately! | ||
2. Make sure to get your changes in to the original source to commit | ||
- Careful not to re-upload your plugin, it will overwrite files docker-instance-files/plugins/ | ||
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