WPGO: How to upload files to WordPress - WPGO - esadax.com

Author:Mikkel Haldorsen
Updated:May 9, 2025

Esadax's managed WordPress hosting solution, WPGO, offers a straightforward method for uploading files to your WordPress site. Whether you're adding images, documents, or other media, follow these steps to ensure a seamless experience.

Introduction

In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of uploading files to your WordPress site using WPGO. This includes uploading files directly to your Media Library and inserting them into your posts or pages. For added flexibility, we'll also cover alternative methods like using FTP clients and managing files via cPanel.

Uploading Files to the WordPress Media Library

  1. Log in to Your WordPress Dashboard Navigate to your WordPress admin area by entering your credentials at [your-site.com/wp-login.php].

  2. Access the Media Section Click on "Media" in the left-hand menu to open the Media Library.

  3. Upload Files

    • Click on "Add New" at the top of the page.
    • Select the files you wish to upload from your computer or drag and drop them into the upload area.
    • Provide a title (optional) and add any necessary tags for organization.
    • Click "Upload" to save your files.
  4. Manage Your Media Once uploaded, your files will appear in the Media Library. You can view, edit, or delete them as needed.

Uploading Files to Posts or Pages

  1. Create or Edit a Post/Page Navigate to "Posts" (or "Pages") and click on "Add New" to create a new post or page or select an existing one to edit.

  2. Insert Media into Your Content

    • Use the "Upload/Insert" button at the top of the editor window.
    • Select "Media Library" to browse your uploaded files.
    • Choose the file you want to insert and click "Insert into Post/Page."
  3. Adjust Placement and Settings Use the toolbar options to adjust the size, alignment, or other formatting of the media as needed.

Alternative Methods

  • FTP Clients: If you prefer using an FTP client, you can upload files directly to your hosting account via FTP or SFTP. Contact Esadax for FTP credentials.
  • cPanel File Manager: Some hosting accounts provide a file manager within cPanel, allowing you to upload files directly through the browser.

Additional Notes

  • File Size Limits: Ensure that your files do not exceed the maximum size limits set by your WordPress theme or hosting plan.
  • Optimization: Optimize images for web use to ensure fast loading times and improve SEO performance.

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