Increase .htaccess file upload without prompting error

Without seeing your htaccess file (all of it), you could be placing the commands in an improper spot.

Or, your hosting provider may not allow those commands.

Best bet for increasing the upload size it to contact your hosting support and ask how it should be done. It may be a setting that only they can make.

You can check the default and current settings by making a page template (easiest) and including this line in the middle to replace the entire loop.

phpinfo();die();

The first commadn will show all of the PHP settings, the second command will ‘die’ the page, which is OK, because it’s just a test page.

There may also be a phpinfo-type command available on your hosting’s cPanel.