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How to Create a Folder on the Root Folder of a WordPress Blog
1. Open your FTP program.
2. Connect to the Web server that hosts your WordPress blog using the FTP client. Many different FTP programs exist, so the exact method for connecting to the server will depend on your software. If your FTP program uses a quick connect bar, enter your server name, address, password and port number without setting up a full FTP account for the server. Other FTP programs require you to configure all of the server details before you can connect to the server.
3. Navigate to the WordPress root directory. Right-click an empty space in the server folder and choose 'Create New Folder' from the context menu. Name the new folder whatever you like, as long as it is not the same as the existing WordPress folder.
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