soeezauto

If I place a php5.ini within wp-admin it does nothing. It is not recognized at all.

Now if I place php.ini within wp-admin it will CHANGE THE LIMIT TO 2MB,
regardless of which number I place as file size limit.

This is the sample code within php.ini which I tested with, just changing the file size.

@ini_set( ‘upload_max_size’ , ’64M’ );
@ini_set( ‘post_max_size’, ’64M’);

php version is 5.3

@songdogtech, please read the question: the host limit is 10MB. I am getting the 8MB limit from WP, when I try to upload the video through the video plugin. So, again, this is not a server issue, but WP’s.

@marc, yes I have seen that before posting this question.
So:
– php.ini – it set at 10MB. It is WP who is restraining me at 8MB. If I try to upload the same file via FTP it works fine. But soon as I try to place it into WP, the restriction comes up.

– .htaccess – not a viable solution. Explanation is already above.

– WP’s functions.php. I did place the code as advised. Got no changes whatsoever on the restriction.

So, back to my question: Where is WP getting the 8MB limit from? It is certainly not from the server. I confirmed that the server has the 10MB limit.

I am definitely using WP’s theme now. I created a child to twentyfourteen. It is activated and linked to the page.

Still getting the same issue with the feed.

Appreciate any assistance.

Well, what about that?

That specific URL will give you nothing, as you found out. I do not use what one may call a front-page for the blog.

Each article is shown there, like:

http://soeezauto.ma/soeez-blog/budget-voiture-femme-150-a-200-mille-dh/

Some issues with the link here. Hope it works now.

I haven’t the slightest idea on how to do that. From the beginning I am using my CSS set up.

How do I activate that theme?

All I have now on top of my webpage is this code:

<?php
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('./wp/wp-blog-header.php');
?>

Thanks esmi.

I had tried that as well. It does exactly the same thing.

Somehow it gets the web page.

It’s like it enters into another loop, where it outputs the full content of all posts.

I do not have a loop like that in my set up.

I found out what the problems were:

Firstly there was another rule at my .htacces that was not so well written, then conflicting with this one.

Then, the rule proposed by WP, does not work at all.

This rule did the trick:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/?my-blog\/ [NC]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule (.*) /blog-posts.php [L]