David Sword

<h4>Delete thumbnails & resized images from your Media Library</h4>
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<li>Delete some or all of WordPress’s resized images (thumbnails, medium, and large, plus extra ones Plugins/Themes make secretly)</li>
<li>This can clear thousands of unwanted files from your uploads directory </li>
<li>Useful if you’ve had lots of different theme/plugins over the years, and inadvertently accumulated a vast number of resized images that are no longer used by your site</li>
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<h4>Take careful note</h4>
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<li>Deleting is permanent</li>
<li>You can use <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/" rel="ugc">this plugin</a> to regenerate your Media Library after (as WordPress will need the default sizes)</li>
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<h4>Please Note</h4>
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<li>🍺 This is a recently revived and re-written plugin, the bad reviews were correct for the old versions, but not current version. If you experience any issues, please open a support request, I’m happy to help fix any issues and help plugin grow.</li>
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<h3>Road Map</h3>
<h4>The current todo list</h4>
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<li>[ ] Add css animation/color to nag inputs when clicking disabled button</li>
<li>[ ] Add <code>count($this->library)</code> result as ‘exempt’ in main info banner to assure Media Library items are safe</li>
<li>[ ] Add size range filters (ie: delete resized that are within x – y restraints)</li>
<li>[ ] Make <code>View</code> link work off of a Lightbox instead of a new browser tab</li>
<li>[ ] Please add any additional requests into the Support tab.</li>
</ul>

Delete Thumbnails

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Find and delete thumbnails & resized images from your Media Library

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Allow users with specific WordPress roles to delete themselves from the Your Profile page or anywhere Shortcodes can be used using the Shortcode <code>[plugin_delete_me /]</code>. 
Settings for this plugin are found on the Settings -> Delete Me subpanel. Multisite and Network Activation supported.
How it works:
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A user clicks the delete link, which defaults to “Delete Account”, but can be changed.
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User is asked to confirm they want to delete themselves.
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If confirmed, user and all their Posts, Links, and (optionally) Comments are deleted.
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Deleted user (optionally) redirected to landing page URL, default is homepage, can be changed or left blank.
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Settings available:
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Enable or disable Network Wide, which applies a single page of settings across all Multisite network Sites.
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Select specific WordPress roles (e.g. Subscriber) you want to allow to delete themselves using Delete Me.
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<code>class</code> and <code>style</code> attributes of the delete link.
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<code><a></code> tag clickable content of the delete link.
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Landing page URL.
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Your Profile confirmation page Heading, Warning, Password (optionally require password), Button.
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Enable or disable delete link on the Your Profile page.
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Javascript confirm text for Shortcode.
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Enable or disable Javascript confirm for Shortcode.
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Enable or disable using a form (require password) instead of a link for Shortcode.
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Multisite: Delete user from entire Network or current Site only.
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Delete comments.
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E-mail notification when a user deletes themselves.
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Delete Me

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Allow users with specific WordPress roles to delete themselves from the Your Profile page or anywhere Shortcodes can be used.

Delete Thumbnails vs Delete Me