Easy to use WordPress plugin, which enables the users to view, edit and create files in the WordPress folder and its sub-folders. It has simple and elegant interface and can be easily used even by beginners. It has different icons for major file types, provides preview icons for images and Windows-like right click menu for editing and information purposes. Admin can give read/write/access permissions to any user. Admin can give folder permissions to any user. It also enables you to access files from the front end. You can also use the filemanager to edit images, like crop, rotate, resize. The new version of the filemanager also introduces group access, the users groups like administrators, editors, subscribers can be assigned individual folders thus eleminating the need to configure each users folder.
Go to your WordPress admin panel, click plugins on the left side menu and choose upload:
Upload the Plugin you downloaded:
Activate the plugin:
Thats all you need to install the file manager plugin.
By default all the users get their own folder inside the uploads folder. You can assign more folder, or edit the existing folders. Click on the "Folder" link infront of each user in "Users" page and edit the assigned folders:
Alternatively you can go to "Users" menu and click on "Folders" infront of any users:
This should bring you to the File Manager Users Page of the user you selected.
Now you can edit or add any folder to this user with read only or read/write permissions.
FileManager can let you give access to multiple users through User Groups, Each user role inside WordPress is a group, like Administrators, Subscribers, Editors. You can assign any folder to these groups with User Groups Option:
You can click on "Show Folder" infront of any group and assign them folders with any access you want:
Now the entire group of users will get this folder with permissions you set.
File Manager can be used to let the frontend users access files and folders. You can go to "Front-End Access" and generate a shortcode for any folder and assign them to any user even the non-logged-in users:
You can use the generated shortcode in any post/page to make it view in the frontend.
Features:
I have used the Following tools:
elFinder:
Source: https://github.com/Studio-42/elFinder/wiki
Official Website: http://elfinder.org/
License Agreement: