GenLajoie

I did a search in cPanel for php.ini and it doesn’t exist. In etc/ all I find is etc/ftpquota which is empty.

Which .htaccess file should I modify? the one in public/html or public/html/test? Also, where should I add those lines?

Also, if it was the size that was the issue with this theme, I would be able to upload again a theme that I already uploaded, right? If it worked once, there’s no reason why the size should be an issue now. But I tried, and it doesn’t work either. I basically cannot upload folders anymore, only single files.

And one more question. If I want to change the size limits, is that possible? Where is this php.ini file?

Hi abinav,

Thanks for your answer. What is the permission settings I should give? It was set at 755, I tried changing the permissions to wp-contents/theme and /pluggins from 755 to 777, but it fucked with both my wp-admin and my website. Basically, nothing would appear in my navigation browser. So, I put both back to 755.

I should also mention that I did upload other themes before through my cPanel without problems, and wihout having to do anything to the write permissions.

Would using FTP instead of cPanel to upload my theme make any difference?

OK. So I think I found the answer to my question here: How do I move WordPress from a subdirectory to the root directory?

But just to clarify: does it means that I should just erase the new (and still empty) installation of wordpress in my root directory <mydomain.net>, and simply follow the steps explained in the post linked to above?

Thanks