In media library, the images are listed using mysql query which retrieves from your posts table. So it won’t display the folders and sub folders in it. You can create categories and taxonomies to maintain it. If you wish to use plugins. Try some media management plugins. I can suggest you. enhanced media library, media … Read more
in the basic configuration the user role contributor and subscriber do not have the capability upload_files. The user role author has this capability. The capability upload_files gives the user the panels “Media” and “Media > Add New”. If you want another role to grant this capability, you can use the function add_cap(). Since such changes … Read more
Did you try creating a custom post type, and adding custom fields with Advanced Custom Fields? Advanced Custom Fields makes it easily to add custom fields to a post, and gives the possibility to hide other elements, like the content editor and featured image. In my opinion, you should create a custom post type, and … Read more
This plugin finds the image files which have not been used within a post or page and displays them for deletion from both your uploads directory and database. Images you have uploaded and used in other area’s of your site will also be displayed. Only problem is it hasn’t been updated in a while. WordPress … Read more
You need to use attachment_fields_to_save filter. There is nice example on codex. So instead of copying that here, I would rather like to point you towards the codex page. Please take a look here. I hope this helps.
Like most page loads in WordPress, WP_Query is intimately involved meaning pre_get_posts is your friend. Proof of concept: function step_2($qry) { $qry->set(‘post__not_in’,array(468,303)); } function step_1() { add_action(‘pre_get_posts’,’step_2′); } add_action(‘load-upload.php’,’step_1′); I’m using the load-upload.php hook to isolate the filter to the “Library” page. If you’ve changed the uploads folder for your avatars you’ve already got some … Read more
The missing element that makes a file appear in the media library is the attachment post. Attachment posts hold the file metadata, and are what get associated to posts via the post_parent when a file is “attached”. Instead of wp_handle_upload, you can use the function media_handle_upload, which will handle the file upload as well as … Read more
It’s possible to change the output of the label with jQuery but I’m not sure the best hook to do this besides admin_footer. // Collapse var $open = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-open’), $open_icon = $open.find(‘span’); $open.html(‘MIN Details –>’); $open.prepend($open_icon); // Expand var $close = jQuery(‘.acf-expand-details > .is-closed’), $close_icon = $close.find(‘span’); $close.html(‘<– MAX Details’); $close.prepend($close_icon); add_action( ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’, … Read more
Try using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin: http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ You can add a file(s) upload field to your “designs” post type, and hide the regular content editor. Then you can create a custom template for that post type that displays the files attached to the post.
Resetting the permissions on the uploads folder to 777 via ftp worked. or contact with your domain server for the problem, may max upload size is limited