Where is php.ini located in Local v.6.7.0?

[webdesigner]

Issue Summary

The file is not in the folder Local sites. Where is it to load it in cPanel?

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[sambrockway]

Hi there @webdesigner - welcome to the Local community!

If you head to “Go to site folder” on your Local Site you can find php.ini.hbs under conf > php > php.ini.hbs.

Let me know if you have any trouble finding that!

Sam

[webdesigner]

Hi Sam

Thanks for your kind reply.

The problem i have is:
I am using an external hosting.
I already sent the site folder to be uploaded in the server through cPanel, but unfortunately only the home page is visible and also with errors (no background image, no videos, no menu, etc)
According the hosting company, there might be issues with the folders .htaccess and/or ini.php.

In Local, the Website looks perfectly fine, 20+ pages including videos, images, etc

I am not a web developer.

What can i do?

Thanks for your help