Root File Display Fix
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
Files that I upload directly into the public root of my WordPress site refuse to show up in the browser—typing the full URL simply returns a blank page or an error instead of serving the file. I need someone to trace why the web server is blocking or mis-routing those direct requests and put in place the correct fix so the files become publicly accessible again.
You may need to inspect .htaccess rules, MIME types, file permissions, Nginx/Apache virtual-host settings, or any plugin-generated redirects. I can provide cPanel (or SSH) access plus the current WordPress admin login so you can replicate the issue, adjust settings, and test.
Deliverable
• A working root-level configuration where any file I place—for example a test image, PDF, or video—loads instantly via its URL without breaking existing WordPress pages or security rules.
I’d also like a brief note explaining what you changed so I can maintain the fix going forward.
You may need to inspect .htaccess rules, MIME types, file permissions, Nginx/Apache virtual-host settings, or any plugin-generated redirects. I can provide cPanel (or SSH) access plus the current WordPress admin login so you can replicate the issue, adjust settings, and test.
Deliverable
• A working root-level configuration where any file I place—for example a test image, PDF, or video—loads instantly via its URL without breaking existing WordPress pages or security rules.
I’d also like a brief note explaining what you changed so I can maintain the fix going forward.
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