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Internal Medicine Residency Training Programs Philippines more. This is a by Mustaasam Saleem from. When you have a WordPress website, you have to upload files every now and then to keep your site active and pretty. So you need to know that there is more than one way to upload your picture, theme, or any other content to your WordPress. Basically, there are three ways to upload files in WordPress: • Log in to your hosting provider by accessing their online file manager. • Connect to your server via an FTP client like FileZilla. • Upload your media, themes, or plugin files directly from the WordPress Dashboard. If you want to upload anything other than media, themes or plugins, you can always upload them via a file manager.

However, for all normal uploads, simply navigate to your desired location within the WordPress Dashboard and choose add/upload file. For example, if you want to add a video, navigate to Media ->Add New and either select the file from your computer or you can just drag and drop it in the box.

Here’s a screenshot: Did you notice something weird, though? No, not in the article. In the screenshot above.

Yes, the maximum upload file limit of just 5MB. Isn’t this off-putting? And this limit also applies when you want to upload a theme or plugin directly from the WordPress Admin Dashboard. This threshold varies from hosting to hosting though. Some even allow only 2MB by default while others may allow more. Don’t worry though; we’re here to tell you exactly how to increase the upload limit. Let’s get started without further ado.