FlexaTech

Flexa Media Folders adds a hierarchical, drag-and-drop folder tree to the WordPress Media Library. Group images, videos, documents and any other attachment into nested folders, then filter the library to a single folder with one click – in the grid view, the list view, and the media picker inside the post editor.
Folders are stored in two dedicated, indexed database tables, so your <code>wp_term*</code> tables stay clean and the tree loads fast even with thousands of files.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Hierarchical folder tree – create unlimited nested folders, rename them, and reorder them by drag-and-drop.</li>
<li>Drag attachments into folders – drag an item from the Media Library straight onto a folder.</li>
<li>Works everywhere the Media Library does – the folder sidebar appears on the Media grid, the list view (<code>upload.php</code>), and the media modal in both the block editor and the Classic Editor.</li>
<li>One-click filtering – click a folder to filter the library to it, plus built-in “All files” and “Uncategorized” views.</li>
<li>Color labels – assign one of 18 colors to any folder from the right-click menu to spot it at a glance.</li>
<li>Full context menu – New Folder, Rename, Cut, Paste, Delete and Change Color, all from a right-click.</li>
<li>File counts – each folder can show how many attachments it contains (toggle in Settings).</li>
<li>Folder search – filter the folder tree as you type.</li>
<li>Settings page – choose a default folder for new uploads (none / last used / a specific folder), set the folder sort order, toggle file counts, and exclude specific post types from showing the sidebar.</li>
<li>Dark mode – the tree automatically follows your WordPress admin color scheme.</li>
<li>Accessible – full ARIA tree semantics, keyboard navigation, and visible focus styles.</li>
<li>Translation ready – every string is internationalized and a <code>.pot</code> template is bundled.</li>
<li>REST API – all screens are powered by a REST API under <code>/wp-json/flexa-mf/v1/</code>, so external integrations and your own code can read and manage folders too.</li>
<li>WP-CLI – manage folders and reset plugin data from the command line with <code>wp flexa-mf</code>.</li>
<li>Clean uninstall – a Settings danger zone (and <code>wp flexa-mf reset</code>) wipes all plugin data on demand; uninstalling the plugin drops its tables. Your media files are never touched.</li>
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<h4>Source code for compiled JavaScript and CSS</h4>
The plugin ships with minified/compiled JavaScript and CSS in <code>assets/dist/</code>. The human-readable source code for these assets is publicly available and maintained at:
https://github.com/flexatech/flexa-media-folders

Flexa Media Folders

Organize the WordPress Media Library into drag-and-drop folders with a fast React tree, color labels, and a REST API.

Tom de Visser

<h4>What does it do?</h4>
Post Descriptions lets you attach short notes or descriptions to posts and pages — ideal for internal reminders, content planning, or small to-do’s. Use it solo or with your team to stay organized directly in the WordPress admin.
<h4>How does it work?</h4>
Adding Post Descriptions 
You can add a description in two ways: 
1. From the full Edit screen 
2. From the Quick Edit option on the posts/pages overview
Viewing Post Descriptions 
Descriptions are visible: 
1. In a dedicated column on the posts or pages overview — with a customizable column title 
2. As a post state — the small bold label next to the post title
Post State Toggle 
By default, post descriptions are not shown as post states (the bold label next to your post title). You can enable this in Settings > Post Descriptions. If enabled, longer descriptions might clutter your view — you can toggle it off again in the settings.

Post Descriptions

Simple and effective!

A lightweight WordPress plugin that lets you add quick descriptions or personal notes to your posts and pages — perfect for reminders, to-do's, o …

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