Aaron D. Campbell

<p>This plugin allows you to list attached files on posts.  It comes with a default<br />
icon set (by famfamfam), with icons for most major files types.  You can add<br />
your own icons, as well as control many aspects of the file list (whether you<br />
want to show icons, whether to add the lists to exerpts, place them on all posts,<br />
show them on category pages, etc).</p>


Attachment Manager

This will allow you to better manage how your attachments are handled.  Attachments can be easily listed after posts, complete with icons.

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electricmill

<p>Hotlink File Prevention (HFP) offers simple hotlink protection that can be turned on/off for individual files in the WordPress media library.</p>
<p>“Hotlinking” is when a file, such as an image or PDF, is linked to from another website or entered manually in a web browser’s location bar. HFP only allows your file to be viewed on your website.</p>
<p>Hotlink protection is provided via <code>.htaccess</code> rules in the <code>wp-content/uploads</code> directory.</p>
<h3>Basic Usage</h3>
<p>Once the HFP plugin is activated, you will have two new features in the media library:</p>
<ol>
<li>Within the Screen Options tab (list view only), check box for the “Hotlink Prevention” column.</li>
<li>To protect a file, edit the file and scroll down to the checkbox labelled “Hotlink Protection”.</li>
</ol>
<p>Any asset that is checked will have “Yes” displayed in the “Hotlink Prevention” column; otherwise, this column will be blank.</p>
<h4>Note about “Open in new tab” option</h4>
<p>When you use the “Open in new tab” option for links, WordPress adds <code>rel="noreferrer"</code>, which effectively makes the link act like direct access, and the link will be blocked for files protected using HFP.</p>


Hotlink File Prevention

Simple hotlink protection for individual files in the media library.

Attachment Manager vs Hotlink File Prevention