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  • You can install LAMP (Linux Apache Mysql and PHP) on your local server, setup it as web server and create a dummy domain to install wordpress on your own server.

    The only limitation is, it will not be a publicly accessible website for others to view.

    I want to set up a test (!) wordpress page, have neither domain nor hosting.

    And how is this a “Prolem with installing wordpress”[sic]?

    Anyway, here are a couple of options:

    1) You could install WordPress on your local computer. This will give you ultimate control, allowing you to install any theme and plugin of your choosing.

    https://local.getflywheel.com/

    https://serverpress.com/

    2) If you just want to play around, you could setup a testing/sandbox site using:

    https://poopy.life

    https://qsandbox.com/

    3) Some managed WordPress hosts allow you to instantly setup and build your WordPress site for free (for a limited period of time)… you only pay when your site goes live

    https://getflywheel.com/why-flywheel/free-wordpress-sites/

    If you mean that you need to work on your WordPress website locally first, without purchasing a domain and hosting. You can create a local server on your computer using Wamp or Xamp or Mamp. This will simulate a real server.

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