Comment utiliser FTP pour téléverser des fichiers sur WordPress pour les débutants

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1. Syed Balkhi says

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2. Dwaynethewriter says

   Jan 3, 2017 à 4:02 pm

   So everything is perfect when i use the Edit tool but as soon as I publish, there are no spaces between paragraphs. I tried looking for the Editor in Appearance but my WP Admin page does not have that feature. How do I fix this?

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Jan 3, 2017 à 11:23 pm

     Hi Dwayne,

     If you are adding text to a PHP or HTML file, then you need to wrap it around paragraph tag <p&gt and </p> tags.

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3. Luis says

   Déc 11, 2016 à 5:14 am

   Hello this is a really great tutorial; but i have a question, i dont have much experience, so im trying to set the winSCP, but it gave me this error message conecting to (my host name) acces denied, and ask me to put the pasword again, if some one can help me i will be really happy.

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4. Rachel says

   Nov 14, 2016 à 10:15 am

   Thank you. This video saved me! Clear information for someone who would not even call themselves a beginner yet! Much Appreciated

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5. Amálka says

   Nov 10, 2016 à 3:27 am

   I installed and connected filezilla to my site, but in Remote site section appear nothing…. What can I do?

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6. John Young says

   Nov 7, 2016 à 12:23 pm

   Hi,

   In order do use FTP do i have to download one of the FTP clients?

   Thanks for you help in advance

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   • WPBeginner Support says

     Nov 7, 2016 à 4:52 pm

     Yes. See our list of best FTP clients.

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7. LindaLisha says

   Oct 12, 2016 à 10:21 am

   You are a life saver…was terrified of losing the site over one plugin

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8. Frankl says

   Août 4, 2016 à 5:46 pm

   hi….am using a local host ISS7 and web matrix to power up my word press. and i have absolutely no idea of using file zilla to upload my files into wordpress. please i need help… thanks

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9. Barbara says

   Juil 6, 2016 à 10:25 am

   You definitely saved my life
   I’m one of those people trying to do all by themselves, and got locked out by my site.
   Thank you so much for sharing this!

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   • Patricia says

     Oct 19, 2016 à 10:33 am

     @Barabra,

     Same here, I’m doing my own business set up. I love this plug-in! Once you understand the structure of WordPress, it’s a blast to use.

     I love their plug-ins and the ease of the design.

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10. Asad says

    Juil 2, 2016 à 7:38 pm

    I am yet to buy the domain from any hosting provider. I am new to WP. How to configure filezilla for hostname: ***.worpress.com? is it possible?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Juil 3, 2016 à 11:17 pm

      Please see our guide on the difference between self hosted WordPress.org vs free WordPress.com blog.

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11. Carl John Carolino says

    Juin 1, 2016 à 8:21 am

    Please help me. After editing the functions.php of my site, this appeared: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘<' in /home/carljohn/public_html/wp/wp-content/themes/blog-start/functions.php on line 83. How will I resolve this problem?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Juin 1, 2016 à 10:03 pm

      Please see our guide on how to fix syntax error in WordPress.

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12. Priscilla says

    Mai 29, 2016 à 10:37 pm

    Hi!!
    Hmm… So I’m new at this whole FTP programs thing.. And as I have to completely change and update my company’s website, I wanted to use the domain but switch everything else to WordPress… Do you have any tutorial about this switch?
    Thank you!

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13. Heike says

    Mai 26, 2016 à 1:05 am

    Just signed up to WordPress, but unfortunately I have not received an email yet telling me the ftp details. Where can I request them? Is it possible to upload an entire website to WordPress? Thanks for ur help…

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Mai 29, 2016 à 6:50 pm

      Please see our guide on the difference between self hosted WordPress.org vs free WordPress.com blog.

      If you are sure that you are using WordPress.org, then please ask your hosting provider for help.

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14. Sarah says

    Avr 21, 2016 à 2:16 pm

    Blah, blah, blah. What the heck is the WordPress FTP server? I know how to use ftp but I don’t know the wordpress server?!?!

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Avr 21, 2016 à 2:25 pm

      Your WordPress server is the computer where your WordPress site is stored by your web hosting company. An FTP client allows you to connect to that computer and upload or download files. Please contact your web hosting service provider for your FTP login credentials.

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15. Amit Bhuttan says

    Jan 29, 2016 à 5:45 am

    Thank You!! This was very useful info & saved a lot of time in restoring the corrupt php file and now my website is up and running again…. saved me a great amount of time in redoing hell lot of development……. I appreciate you.

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16. Mario M. says

    Jan 10, 2016 à 7:40 am

    I am a new webmaster, and was sent Login Info for WordPress and the FTP.
    There was also a link and so I clicked on the link and it sent me to a login dialog box. I entered the login info and password then nothing happened. Why???

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17. Dee says

    Jan 9, 2016 à 9:02 am

    Great video. The issue I have is I wanted to upload a video file into the media folder using FTP, I followed these steps and could not locate de media folder, how can I do tha?

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18. Brenda Young says

    Déc 3, 2015 à 1:37 pm

    Thank god for you guys! I got no help from my theme provider, or wordpress.org to fix my problem I locked myself out with Error 500 editing functions.php file and you nailed it down for me!!! Hours spent previously trying to figure out what to do and you saved the day—- YOU ROCK

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19. jeff says

    Nov 11, 2015 à 2:05 pm

    Can you tell me if I can use wordpress.org as a store? I have a dropship company that can give me FTP files of their products and upload to a website. I have to build a new website so maybe wordpress.org??

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 11, 2015 à 10:00 pm

      Yes you can use WordPress to build your website.

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20. Erica says

    Oct 20, 2015 à 11:27 pm

    Thank you so much! This post was a life saver.

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21. Saadiya says

    Oct 16, 2015 à 12:35 pm

    Hi,

    I have purchased my domain from wordpress itself. Now, I am trying to migrate from wordpress.com to wordpress.org. I do not find any control panel in my wordpress account. How do I do it? I am already going through your tutorial on https://www.wpbeginner.com/how-to-install-wordpress/#installftp, but am not sure which is suitable. Please suggest.

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22. Sam Shah says

    Oct 15, 2015 à 5:04 am

    Hi

    I installed WordPress via FTP client , But i want to upload another ready to host website in zipped format in which i want to make changes in like i want to change the banners & affiliate links to my own. How can i do the same?. Because i did upload it but could not edit it after that. Can you please help me with this?. Thanks a lot

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23. Elethu Duna says

    Août 20, 2015 à 8:59 am

    Thank you for this. I was locked out of my site yesterday when I edited my functions.php file. After freaking out, taking a deep breath (as instructed by one of your articles), laughing from nervousness, trying a few things and eventually taking time of to clear my head, I finally managed. Took me a couple of minutes.

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24. Amy says

    Juil 4, 2015 à 11:32 am

    What am I doing wrong? Both Filezilla and Cyberduck say they cannot connect to server. I ran a diagnosis and there is not an issue with connect to the internet. I listed hostgator as my host.

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Juil 5, 2015 à 3:43 pm

      Please recheck the credentials you are using to log into your FTP server. If you are unsure, contact your hosting provider.

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25. Alex says

    Avr 17, 2015 à 4:43 pm

    Thank you for your help! This and related posts helped me get through my coding error without freaking out too much. For some reason, my website is still messed up (I didn’t have the functions.php saved, so I just removed the bad code and saved the rest to access my website as admin), but at least it’s not entirely inaccessible!

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26. Ása Steinarsdóttir says

    Avr 17, 2015 à 5:36 am

    I locked myself out of my WordPress after I put a code snippet to the function.php file. I know where the error is. I do not have a backup of my files of my website (my computer recently crashed). Can I still enter the function.php somehow and remove the code?
    Or does my hosting company have access to those files?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Avr 19, 2015 à 11:18 pm

      You can still access your site using an FTP client. After connecting to your site navigate to /wp-content/your-theme-folder/functions.php file and edit it.

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27. Sarah says

    Mar 26, 2015 à 12:14 am

    I downloaded Filezilla and it came with a browser hijacker. Do not download it.

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28. david says

    Mar 25, 2015 à 9:35 am

    what is the
    host name, username, password and port number as seen on the filezilla platform?

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Mar 25, 2015 à 1:34 pm

      These values will be provided by your web hosting provider when you set up your account. You can also get these details from your web hosting control panel. The hostname is your server’s location, and username and password are your FTP login credentials.

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29. George says

    Mar 10, 2015 à 10:28 pm

    The important things missed in this tutorial are:
    What are the host ftp, username, password and port number to be used with Word Press.
    Without these information, FileZilla can not transfer your files.
    Large file transfer presents a problem. Usually the server will cut off the transfer if your files would take to long time to transfer. To reduce the size of your file, you have to apply some file compressor program before you use FTP. For example the video files are usually very large and need to be compressed before you can use FTP to transfer them.

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30. WPBeginner Staff says

    Mar 1, 2015 à 11:04 pm

    You are not supposed to be editing the core WordPress files. You can edit your posts and pages using WordPress admin area. Or if you want to change something in your theme then you can do that in Appearance -> Customize section.

    If you still must edit the files using FTP then first make sure that you have a complete backup of your WordPress site.

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31. moojapk says

    Mar 1, 2015 à 4:25 am

    how long it will take to save wordpress through fillazilla in computer

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32. Brian C Whiteman says

    Fév 28, 2015 à 10:08 pm

    I have been looking for an hour for an answer..
    What file in FileZilla holds the pages that are installed on my site?
    I want to edit something on a page that I can’t seem to edit in my wp editor.

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33. WPBeginner Staff says

    Jan 31, 2015 à 3:46 am

    Please see the difference between WordPress.org vs WordPress.com

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34. Eric says

    Jan 27, 2015 à 2:57 pm

    So I dl’d FileZilla but I’m confused about the ‘host’. All I did was hop onto WordPress.com and started my blog, but I don’t have any of the initial emails because I did it a while ago. Is wordpress my host? Or are people using other parties to « host » their sites?

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    • Amanda says

      Juil 23, 2015 à 12:53 am

      I second this – can I edit using FTP if we’re just using the free wordpress site?

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35. Lindsay Hoffman says

    Jan 26, 2015 à 6:23 pm

    I am still confused. I logged into FTP but now I am trying to fix the problem. What happened is I tried to put an ad from google adsense into a different sidebar by putting code into my website. That created a syntax error and now I am locked out.

    This website says you can delete a file and hopefully you saved the original. But I didn’t save an original so what do I do. How do I find the spot where I put the code and be able to just delete that select area out so I can get my site back?

    The video doesn’t say that.

    Thanks.

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36. WPBeginner Staff says

    Jan 25, 2015 à 9:23 pm

    Wampserver is used to test WordPress on your local windows PC. You do not really need an FTP client to copy paste files in WampServer. You can just go to the /www/ directory in WAMP install folder and paste WordPress files there. See our guide on how to install WordPress using WAMP.

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37. abc says

    Jan 24, 2015 à 11:25 am

    I have installed word press now i have to upload files to server. Im using wamp server. How will i upload files n start using wordpress. Basicaly im a bit confused by the term file uploadinh on server

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38. WPBeginner Staff says

    Jan 11, 2015 à 3:00 pm

    You can try this FTP like file manager for WordPress.

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39. Robert V Hatcher says

    Jan 8, 2015 à 2:36 pm

    I have a webcam and software and I want to ftp images directly to my wordpress site. I can successfully upload them to /mysite/wp-content/uploads but they don’t show in the Media folder. What am I doing wrong?

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    • WPBeginner Staff says

      Jan 8, 2015 à 4:35 pm

      Files uploaded directly to the uploads folder are not actually uploaded by WordPress so it doesn’t recognize them. When you upload a file using WordPress media uploader, WordPress generates thumbnails for the file, stores file name, and allows you to even store additional details. Manually uploaded files do not go through this process so WordPress has no thumbnails for them and has no record of them in the database.

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      • Robert V Hatcher says

        Jan 9, 2015 à 8:31 pm

        Is there a plugin that can do that?

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40. Ben P says

    Nov 6, 2013 à 11:45 pm

    Hey WP Beginner,

    I found this article while looking up how to use a ftp to edit WP files. This makes sense but what I really want is to figure out how to update my theme without losing my changed options and editted css files.

    My theme creator says,  » please install the zipped theme file in the regular way on your wp admin. Then go to your ftp and change the language files if you need. Or unzip the theme and copy-paste your language files, then zip it with WinRAR. Finally install and activate via your admin. »

    So I have installed the new theme but when I activate it all of the options reset to default and my edited css is gone. I’ve searched through your site for an article on this subject but I can’t find anything on updating themes without losing edits.

    Thanks!

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Nov 8, 2013 à 3:42 pm

      Ben once you have uploaded your theme to your website and activated it, you can then edit individual files using FTP. For example after uploading and activating your theme you can download style.css file to your computer make changes to it and upload it back to your server. The FTP client will tell you that a file with the same name already exists what do you want to do? Click on onverwrite and this should work.

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41. Amol says

    Sep 16, 2013 à 2:03 pm

    hi i have build my wordpress site locally on localhost & i want to upload that site to server i dont know how to do this please help me i am a new to wp

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    • WPBeginner Support says

      Sep 17, 2013 à 5:28 pm

      We have a guide on how to move WordPress from localserver to live site.

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42. Dan says

    Août 7, 2013 à 1:01 pm

    Beginner question! I am totally new to all of this and appreciate all of your videos and lessons. Thank you.

    Can you help me understand something?

    – Can I use EITHER WordPress admin OR an FTP client to do things like install a theme or plugins, work on files, etc.?

    – Can I install a theme via the admin panel and then later connect via FTP and work on the files, etc.?

    Basically, I am trying to figure out if it is either WordPress Admin OR FTP or if I can use either depending on my mood. : )

    – Finally, are there any specific advantages to using one over the other?

    Thank you for your time.

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    • Editorial Staff says

      Août 11, 2013 à 12:31 pm

      1. Yes, you can either or.

      2. Yes you can install a theme in the admin panel and later use FTP to work on files.

      The rule of thumb we follow:

      Use WordPress admin to do updates // install plugins // write articles
      Use FTP to modify files (i.e add snippets to functions.php etc)

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      • Dan says

        Août 11, 2013 à 1:30 pm

        Thanks! That’ very helpful.

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43. Peter says

    Juil 26, 2013 à 5:14 am

    Cyberduck is a great client and can be used under Windows too

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44. Janelle says

    Juin 14, 2013 à 2:37 pm

    Good stuff…Thanks

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45. Prabhakar Msihra says

    Avr 1, 2013 à 4:26 pm

    Nice One :). Was looking for the same thing, lucky to find it here

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46. md.ikhtiar says

    Oct 15, 2011 à 11:36 am

    nice video. thanks brother.

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47. hillers54 says

    Août 19, 2011 à 11:42 am

    @wpbeginner

    Hi Mr Beginner – not heard of WS_FTP.

    Notice you are using Pro.

    Does that mean it is not free?

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48. wpbeginner says

    Août 19, 2011 à 11:36 am

    @hillers54 Yeah filezilla is neat… WS_FTP has pretty much all SFTP / SSH settings as well. I love the UI for WS_FTP.

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49. hillers54 says

    Août 19, 2011 à 11:35 am

    Nice one – love the video.

    Now I can put a face to these articles.

    Agree, you must have FTP to get access.

    One thing to mention about Filezilla – they have a couple of secure FTP settings, which my host supports.

    Worth using Filezilla just for that.

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50. incription says

    Août 18, 2011 à 10:34 pm

    Beautiful written article, thanks for taking your time and sharing this wonderful article.

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51. water heater says

    Août 18, 2011 à 6:05 pm

    Thanks a lot for sharing this one to us.

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