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Thanks.

No particular reason, it’s just that I have 1000’s of videos and pictures which I am adding to my new site and if it becomes popular, I wanted a way to spread sharing the bandwidth without it costing me too much.

Problem solved, my web host were in the process of moving my account to new server and didn’t bother to update me on that issue. Thanks again for the help. I think it’s time to select a new web host, the one I have just hasn’t lived up to the hype.

I think I lost you on the problem I’m having.

Ok, when I log into my host provider account I open my
(/public_html/mysite/) folder

then I go into the
(/public_html/mysite/blog/) folder

which holds my actual WP files. From there I go into the
(/public_html/mysite/blog/wp-content/) folder

the files in this folder (plugins, themes, uploads & etc.) don’t seem to be updating or matching what shows up in my WP blog dashboard (installed plugins menu, installed themes or media library).

When I uploaded a few themes and plugins today, I used the automatic install on everything and had no problem. I then activated everything and each were successful. All worked fine, no site errors.

I then went back to check my host provider account where my files are stored. Logged into the control panel, opened up all the above folders and found that all of the automatically installed (plugins and themes) do not show up in my host provider account folders.

The (/public_html/mysite/blog/wp-content/) folder with all the contents don’t seem to be matching or as you say updating my actual WP dashboard install menu.

I really want to figure out why this is happening.

When I go into my host account, I use a control panel when I’m checking on things. Sometimes I use FTP when uploading a few images or videos, but other then that everything is else is handled through the WP dashboard.

How can the file management/site view application be fixed? If the issue is with my host provider, what do I need to tell them to fix my issue?

Thanks