how to create a blog post using php?

A blog is a website that features periodic content on any topic. You might use a blog to post personal musings or stories, while corporations use blogs to announce product lines or industry news. Whatever your purpose for creating a blog, PHP is a web programming language that can automate the blog publishing system. Making your own blog in PHP is easy with the use of many free software tools. These programs vary in their features, but all facilitate the installation of a user-friendly interface for publishing content whenever you choose.
Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need:

* Web server

1.
1

Upload the WordPress PHP files to your web server so you can run this blog platform. WordPress is free. WordPress is an advanced blogging system that offers a secure "dashboard" where you manage all the features of your blog. You can create custom categories for your articles, and assign any article to any number of these categories. Visitors to your blog can click on a category to see all the past articles on that topic. You can also change the overall look of your blog website by installing different template "themes" that affect everything from the layout to the colors and images. Additionally, WordPress protects you from the nuisance of spam by automatically catching suspicious visitor comments before they are published.
2.
2

Install the Serendipity "weblog system" for a free PHP blog on your website. You can customize the features of your Serendipity blog using plug-ins, which add new programming code to the blog--even if you have not programming background. Write your blog articles in a standard text window that resembles a word processor, or manually control an article's formatting with your own HTML code, if you are comfortable doing this. As new versions of Serendipity are released, upgrade with a single click after you log in.
3.
3

Write your blog using the Pivot PHP blogging program. This free software enables multiple blogs on a single website. It automatically tracks your visitors so you know how they found your blog. It can also remember visitors so they don't have to re-enter their information when they leave comments. If you upload pictures to your blog articles, Pivot can automatically re-size them, if necessary. Most notably, unlike competing PHP blog programs, Pivot does not require a web server with a database engine. This makes it more portable and accessible by even the most basic servers.