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@viktor
I need to add some lines for redirection purposes. But in the end, it doesn’t really matter. Even when I download the recent .htaccess and try uploading (and overwriting) it without changes, I still have this problem. Looks like .htaccess can’t be touched.

@viktor Nagornyy
The htaccess permission is set to 644 and like I said, with the plugin enabled, I can make changes. However, the changes I make with the plugin enabled result in the error 500.

@dintid
When I have the error 500, I have to delete the .htacces to regain access to my site. After disabling and enabling the Security plugin. The plugin creates a new .htaccess files so my site is secure. Only problem is that I cannot change the .htaccess or I get the error 500 again.

I don’t need single File Pages. Let me try to explain myself a little better.

The download section of my site goes 4 category levels deep.

I want to use the category list widget in my sidebar to show to first 3 levels. When you click on level 1, it expands and shows all level 2 categories. When you click level 2, it expands and shows all level 3 categories. (I can do this myself).

But when you click on a 3rd level category, I want the page to show ALL the downloads, sorted by category.

Therefore, I thought that I could edit the template file being used. And do the following:
1. Check for a Custom Post Type (used by WP-Filebase) in an if statement.
2. Then if that condition is true, get the taxonomy of the current Filebase category and store this in a variable.
3. Use the do_shortcode function to call a WP Filebase category on the page.
4. Use the variable to show the right category

But since WP-Filebase isn’t using Custom Post types like this, I don’t know how to do this.

Is this possible?

Ps. I’ve added a screenshot of my situation.