Increase upload maximum file size on wordpress using .HTACCESS without using any plugins

Learn how to increase upload maximum file size on wordpress using .HTACCESS without using any plugins.
💻 Just only add the five (5) line of code on .htaccess
php_value upload_max_filesize 4096M
php_value post_max_size 4096M
php_value memory_limit 4096M
php_value max_execution_time 0
php_value max_input_time 0
💡 Please take note :
upload_max_filesize - set this to a value greater than your backup
post_max_size - set this to a value greater than your backup
memory_limit - set this to a value greater than your backup
max_execution_time - set this to 0 (infinite)
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[@kandyviris]

Thank you, so easy but i didn't know how to do it, thank youuu

[@comxprt]

Hi, I can help you with how to do it. See description to reach me out.

[@comxprt]

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[@treepocket2834]

Thank you so much for this! It really helped!!

[@comxprt]

Awesome! Good to hear that.
You're welcome.
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[@con6775]

it works perfectly thanks a lot

[@comxprt]

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[@ktlim1371]

Thanks! This is what exactly I want to do but I don't know how to access the CPANEL? My hosting is IONOS.

[@LoanNGUYEN-jj6jh]

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[@comxprt]

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Steps to Update the .htaccess File via IONOS File Manager:
1. Access the File Manager:
- Once you're logged in to your IONOS dashboard, look for a section called “Hosting”.
- Click on it, and you should see options related to your hosting package. Look for and select "File Manager" or a similarly named option that lets you access and manage your website files.
2. Navigate to the Root Directory:
- Open the File Manager, which should show you a list of all the files and folders within your hosting environment.
- Navigate to the root directory of your website where the .htaccess file is usually located. This is often the public_html or htdocs folder, depending on your server setup.
3. Locate the .htaccess File:
- In the root directory, look for the .htaccess file. Note that files beginning with a dot (.) are hidden files. If you don’t see the file, you might need to adjust the settings to show hidden files:
- Look for an option like “Settings” or a gear icon in the file manager.
- Ensure the option to show hidden files (dotfiles) is enabled.

[@m.afraz-az]

Thanks you so much

[@comxprt]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching