The installation instructions for WolfCMS are good but I needed a bit of help to complete my install on Bluehost.com
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First, use a good FTP client - using other methods give uneven results. I find Filezilla works well. Using a content manager or webdav / netdrive just doesn't cut it for big installs.
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I choose to use sqlite as my database to keep the install 'compartmentalized'.
I choose to place database in a sub-directory outside of the WolfCMS but still within the sub-directory of content for the domain. Not optimal I realize but I want EVERYTHING in the same area for a reason.
The installation screen of WolfCMS does not automatically "populate" the install screen with suggested database location nor does it let you browse for one.
That is just fine, BUT you need something to steer the install too.
The best method in my case was to make an empty file with name of the database. This was done in the database directory I created for WolfCMS.
In the installation screen when it asks for the name of the database use the entire absolute path + the database name. It will find it easy-peasy and continue with the install no problem if you do this.
Example of absolute paths to WolfCMS and SQLite database using my method
WolfCMS
/home2/something/public_html/othersomething/wolfcms
SQLITE
/home2/something/public_html/othersomething/_dbase/sqlite/wolfcms.sq3
The entire path above would be used as the "database name" at the install screen.
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The other step necessary to login to WolfCMS is to modify the permissions for the configuration file of WolfCMS. (config.php) I did this by logging into my websites file manager and setting the permissions to 444. (Using FTP didn't seem to work and this was an easy work around.)
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Follow the instructions of the security check link in WolfCMS install and your ready to go!