Comment on Stallion SEO Theme Support by WordPress SEO Theme Author.

Stallion SEO WordPress Theme SupportThe upload error message means your hosting account/server has it’s maximum file size set to a smaller size than the Stallion zip file, Stallion is ~9MBs, so below 10MBs basically : many hosts set it really low at 2MBs, why I don’t know, must result in loads of support requests, I wonder if it’s left over from when HD space was at a premium?

Few solutions.

Use FTP to upload the unzipped Stallion theme.

Get your host to increase upload_max_filesize to 16MBs or more (16M will give you plenty of wiggle room for other stuff you might upload).

Edit your php.ini file and add or edit

upload_max_filesize = 16M

You might have a php.ini file in the root of your website.

Not tried this but apparently you can add this to your root .htaccess file as well format:

php_value upload_max_filesize 16M

If this .htaccess change results in a 500 Internal server error it apparently means you aren’t allowed to do this on your server.

Easiest solution is FTP.

David

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