Hi! Thanks to this good tutorial, it is very understandable and useful for those who have a WordPress update not an everyday thing. One addition: You must also access the wp-content folder on the server and the local machine, and the files and folders in it must be uploaded. So not the wp-content folder itself, but the items in it as well. This is because the language translation elements are here and need to be updated as well. The files in the main folder must also be uploaded. Of course, before the WordPress update, the full file and database backup is basic.
Thank you very much for this video! This helped me because I was having an issue with my site and it was not recognizing that there was a new update available so the only option was to manually update it.
Hi! Thanks to this good tutorial, it is very understandable and useful for those who have a WordPress update not an everyday thing. One addition:
You must also access the wp-content folder on the server and the local machine, and the files and folders in it must be uploaded. So not the wp-content folder itself, but the items in it as well. This is because the language translation elements are here and need to be updated as well.
The files in the main folder must also be uploaded. Of course, before the WordPress update, the full file and database backup is basic.
Thank you very much for this video! This helped me because I was having an issue with my site and it was not recognizing that there was a new update available so the only option was to manually update it.