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    Danny commented  · 

    That’s a good question. From what I know, the Click&Go console doesn’t provide a traditional file manager where you can upload or directly edit files like you would with cPanel. Instead, most management is done through FTP/SFTP access or via Git/CI-CD integration, depending on your host’s setup.

    If you want upload/delete/modify features from the console itself, I’d recommend:

    Checking whether your hosting plan supports File Manager via browser (some providers hide it under advanced tools).

    Setting up SFTP access – that way you can securely manage your files with a client like FileZilla.

    If you’re deploying frequently, consider connecting a Git repository for smoother updates instead of manual uploads.

    It might also be worth raising a ticket with support, since sometimes they can enable a file manager feature if it’s not visible by default.