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Fix "uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive" error

While uploading theme in Wordpress if you get this error, then please don't get panic. I am here, to give you few steps to resolve this error. If you check this error properly then you will notice that it says about the file size of the theme which has been exceeded. This file size has been defined in "php.ini" file. Create a file, as mentioned below and save it with the file name " info.php " in " wp-admin " folder. Now run the file in a browser (I am running xampp on my localhost, you could have wamp or webhosting server. Contact your hosting service provider for more details). Locate Configuration file path and open " php.ini " file with any text editor (I am using notepad++). Now search the file by pressing Ctrl.+F . It will open search box, type post_max_size  and click on Find Next . I set the value to 1000M, you can change the value according to your webpage size limit. Now in the search box, type  upload_max_file...

Configure Wordpress manually with xampp

We all know that Wordpress is a free and open source Content Management System  (CMS), based on PHP and MySQL. It is the most easiest tool to create a Blog or a Website.  Today, I am going to show you how to manually configure your wordpress with xampp web server. Before we begin, make sure that xampp web server should be install on your Windows OS. 1. Goto  https://wordpress.org/download/  and click on download button to download latest version of wordpress. Click to zoom this image 2. Once downloaded, extract wordpress. Click to zoom this image 3. Place the wordpress folder to htdocs folder of xampp. Click to zoom this image 4. Click on START (Windows Logo) and then click to start xampp control panel. Click to zoom this image 5. Start Apache and MySQL services and then, click on Admin button. If you got an error that Apache won't start, then please check my post Fix Apache error in xampp . Click to zoom this image 6. On phpM...