• I have a question; I’ve installed WordPress for a website I help maintain. And when I login to the admin page, then go to the Presentation tab, and the Themes subtab, I see the following text:

    Current Theme
    by

    All of this theme’s files are located in .
    Available Themes
    Get More Themes

    (This despite the fact that there are three themes directories in the wp-admin/themes directory on my website.)

    What’s more, when I click on the Theme Editor tag, I get a blank white page and the following error message:

    “The requested theme does not exist.”

    Can anyone offer any assistance as to (1) making sure the themes appear on the Themes tab, and (2) having the theme-editor.php page work?

    Thanks.

    — Mitchell

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  • Just make sure theme folders are CHMOD 755 and files are 666.

    Is there any theme selected as active?
    And BTW, on a normal server you will never need to chmod the theme files to 666 – which is totally unsafe!

    I agree – all mine are 644. For some reason this doesn’t work for everyone.

    That’s why I said on a “normal” server 🙂

    If you’re using Windows server make sure the user account for the Web service has read access to the wp-content/themes directory and its subdirectories. I’m not sure if it needs execute access, but if read alone won’t work then add execute.

    Thread Starter msszczep

    (@msszczep)

    Unfortunately, the permissions are already all set to either 755 (for directories) or 644 (for files). Changing them to 775 or 664 / 666 respectively doesn’t seem to improve the situation.

    Other suggestions?

    Thread Starter msszczep

    (@msszczep)

    It works now.

    I don’t know why, but it seems to work after two days of not working. Strange.

    Anyway, thanks to everyone for their help and feedback….

    — Mitchell

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