I was trying to move a custom lock screen located at the following path /home/bparkerson04/Documents/Custom Lock Screens/HS Lock/ to /usr/share/gnome-screensaver/ using the sudo command. Whenever I would try and change directory (cd) into the Custom Lock Screens folder, I would get the following output:

bparkerson04@bparkerson04-laptop:~/Documents$ cd /Custom Lock Screens
bash: cd: Custom: No such file or directory

I also tried it some other ways (also include ls, everything listed is blue text in the command window)

bparkerson04@bparkerson04-laptop:~/Documents$ ls
Custom Icons Custom Login Screen Skydomes
Custom Lock Screens Custom Menu Buttons Wallpapers
bparkerson04@bparkerson04-laptop:~/Documents$ cd /Custom Lock Screens
bash: cd: /Custom: No such file or directory
bparkerson04@bparkerson04-laptop:~/Documents$ cd /Custom Lock Screens/
bash: cd: /Custom: No such file or directory

I get similar output for any folder I try to get into from command line in my Documents folder. How am I supposed to move files from these folders using sudo if I can't get into them? Does anyone know why I am unable to cd into them? Thank you for your help in advance. Let me know if you need any more info. Thanks!

linux dosent like spaces do this if you put spaces in the name of your DIR

cd /home/bparkerson04/Documents/Custom\ Lock\ Screens/

should work

Note also that

meand cd starting at the root of the filesystem, which is not what you want/mean. Just do

or try quotes
but in general, don't put spaces in file or dir names. Technically it is legal, but most cmds/utils assume that space separated values are separate params, so don't do that.