• Resolved mea777

    (@mea777)


    Hi there

    I recently installed WordPress via the hosting control panel on a Linux server. Didn’t have to do much as the database was automatically setup. There now is a default theme under the url, which means i guess I’m ready to roll.

    However, I am wondering about the resulting folder setup as when I look at it via FTP.
    all the usual WP folders that come under public/html ie wp-admin, wp-content, wp-includes and all the php files are not there… instead I get anon_ftp, bin, cgi-bin, conf, erro_docs, httpdocs, pd, private, stats, subdomains, vault_scripts, web_users. Why is that? I know that ultimately I can access php files via the wp admin panel but i’d like to understand if this set up is wrong in some way or why it looks that way… thanks

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  • notbanksy

    (@notbanksy)

    That’s the default file structure for your hosting account. You need to look in your httpdocs folder – you’ll find all your website files (& wordpress) in there.

    Alwyn Botha

    (@123milliseconds)

    Public/html and httpdocs are 2 different ways hosts set up your root url; both work

    Thread Starter mea777

    (@mea777)

    Bingo! should have looked ;0)
    thank you !

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