Uploads Folder Permissions Fix

Here's how to fix it depending on your environment:

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### ✅ **If you're on a Linux server (Apache/Nginx):**

1. **Connect via SSH** or use your hosting's file manager.
2. Run this command from your WordPress root:

chmod -R 755 wp-content/uploads

> If that doesn't work, try:

chmod -R 775 wp-content/uploads

3. Then make sure the folder is owned by the web server. If you're using Apache, this might be `www-data`, or `apache`, etc.:

chown -R www-data:www-data wp-content/uploads

Replace `www-data` with the correct user for your web server if it's different.

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### ✅ **If you're using a local setup like Docker or DDEV:**

Make sure the `uploads` directory is writable inside the container:

docker exec -it <your-container-name> chmod -R 775 /var/www/html/wp-content/uploads

(Adjust path as needed depending on your setup.)

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### ✅ **If you're using cPanel/File Manager:**

1. Go to **File Manager** > `public_html/wp-content/uploads`.
2. Right-click the `uploads` folder → **Permissions** or **Change Permissions**.
3. Set permissions to **755** or **775** (check all read/write/execute for the owner).

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Let me know your setup (e.g. shared hosting, Docker, DDEV, EC2, etc.) if you want more tailored commands.