You shouldn’t think, that you have to do with a dumb user. I’m pretty sure, that’s not the case. ??
First of all, when WordPress can’t write to .htaccess
, it shows the code the developer should put into .htaccess
.
Second, there is an .htaccess
for sure. But website directory and WordPress directory are different for security reasons. And I’m using custom permalink settings, which should be supported as well.
W3 Total Cache does find my .htaccess
without any problems!