mdesorcie

Thank you, @t-p – results follow.

Method 1: No change – the maximum file size already says it’s set to 300 MB

Method 2: Applied

Method 3: Applied

Method 4: Unclear where in the “htaccess” file this code should go – can you advise?

Method 5: Applied

After applying what I could, it appears that the WordPress Admin panel is now accepting larger files. I appreciate the help! But, I want to understand how and where we should modify the htaccess file for future-proofing purposes. Can you assist with this?

@t-p – just a quick update here – it looks like the threshold before the WordPress configuration starts refusing image uploads is ~120 KB. Can you tell me where (both in the UI and in the WordPress build files) such a limit might be getting enforced so I can check? To be absolutely clear, this does not appear to be an image size problem but a file size problem.

Hi, t-p – thank you for your input. Responding by the numbers:

1. Where can I do this?
2. Image dimensions do not impact this problem. Only the file size seems to matter.
3. Image formats do not impact this problem. Only the file size seems to matter.
4. Where can I do this?
5. As mentioned previously, this was attempted without success.
6. The WordPress installation is being run locally. There is no resource issue present.
7. This step is inapplicable based on #6.

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