• Resolved pattyb

    (@pattyb)


    I was trying to add a page to my wordpress blog today (https://www.pattyb.net/weblog/) and I got an error message about a parent directory (wp-content) not being writable by the web server. So I went did chmod on the wp-content folder.

    Unfortunately now my blog won’t display at all, and when I go to Manage Themes, none of the themes I have installed display!

    Please tell me what to chmod the wp-content directory back to. Might as well tell me what to chmod the themes directory to as well, in case I got real crazy and changed that.

    Thank you!

    Patty Bradley-Diehl

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  • Try 777 and then look at the other directories in your install and try to reduce it to that level.

    And adding a “page” if we are talking about Write > Write Pages) shouldn’t trigger that parent directory error message.

    Thread Starter pattyb

    (@pattyb)

    Thank you. That solved the problem. And I was actually under Page Management, clicked “Create a New Page” and then tried to upload a PHP file. Dumb, I know. I’ve been trying to figure out how to apply the WP themes to the other (non-WP) pages in my site. I love being able to change themes. I’ll figure it out. Thanks for your help!

    -Patty

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