When you are in "Edit Media" page, there is an 'Edit" button beside the permalink...I don't have it. Any idea why? I had all my images created with month and date, i turned off the setting, but now I want to edit the permalinks of all my images (if possible in bulk) without having to delete and re-upload. Please help. Thanks.
This is likely caused by a plugin conflict. There is a workaround. Edit anything in your media library, go to Screen Options and check slug. At the bottom of the screen, you'll be able to update the slug. 👍
It is openly available to anyone who has the URL. You can restrict access using plugins. I like Restrict Content Pro for this, it will let your create an entire membership site, complete with paying subscribers. get.profitable.tools/rcp (affiliate link)
Please help me , I've online e-courses platform want instructors to upload their own videos in front end without seeing others videos and as admin i can see it all and all videos to be stored in cloud hosting not in wordpress can you help how to do that ?
With this demand, I think Filester can do the job for you. You can set the default root path access to each instructor so that they only see their own content. And you as an admin, can see them all, of course. Give it a shoot: wordpress.org/plugins/filester/
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When you are in "Edit Media" page, there is an 'Edit" button beside the permalink...I don't have it. Any idea why? I had all my images created with month and date, i turned off the setting, but now I want to edit the permalinks of all my images (if possible in bulk) without having to delete and re-upload. Please help. Thanks.
This is likely caused by a plugin conflict.
There is a workaround.
Edit anything in your media library, go to Screen Options and check slug. At the bottom of the screen, you'll be able to update the slug. 👍
Unsplash has a plugin for importing photos.
Thanks for adding that in John!
one question please: if an upload a pdf file or any other file on WordPress is it openly available to everyone our is it private for me?
It is openly available to anyone who has the URL. You can restrict access using plugins. I like Restrict Content Pro for this, it will let your create an entire membership site, complete with paying subscribers. get.profitable.tools/rcp (affiliate link)
@@dave-swift thank you..will definitely consider this......
Please help me , I've online e-courses platform want instructors to upload their own videos in front end without seeing others videos and as admin i can see it all and all videos to be stored in cloud hosting not in wordpress can you help how to do that ?
With this demand, I think Filester can do the job for you. You can set the default root path access to each instructor so that they only see their own content. And you as an admin, can see them all, of course.
Give it a shoot: wordpress.org/plugins/filester/
use full video
I assume you mean "useful video" in which case, Thanks a lot! :)