joetan

ponticlaro

Keep your media insert code consistent site-wide.
<ul>
<li>Customize image and media HTML code site-wide</li>
<li>Use the [media] shortcode to display images from the gallery at particular sizes</li>
<li>Remove overbearing WordPress auto-code like class=””</li>
<li>Force WordPress to insert relative URLs to make testing on a dev server easier</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcode Documentation</h3>
Use the [media] shortcode to easily display images from the gallery. Here are some example uses:
Display 3 images from the gallery. The order is determined in the WordPress media gallery:
[media] [media] [media]
Display an image with id 123:
[media id=”123″]
Display a thumbnail, medium, or large sized image:
[media size=”small”] 
[media size=”medium”] 
[media size=”large”]
Display a clickable image. The click through URL will default to the WordPress “view page” for that image.
[media link=true]
Display a clickable image, linking to an arbitrary URL:
[media link=true url=”http://www.your-custom.url”]
Examples for setting custom class, title, width, or height attributes. These can be used to customzie the attributes on the generated HTML image tag
[media class=”custom-class” title=”title text” width=”100″ height=”100″]

Ponticlaro Media Settings

Keep your media insert code consistent site-wide.

Samuel Wood (Otto)

Audrey Capital

Adds a new tab to the Add media screen, allowing you to pull images from Dropbox into WordPress.
“Sideloading” is a term given to differeniate from “uploading” or “downloading”. When you sideload an image, you’re copying it directly from Dropbox to WordPress. So if you keep your images in Dropbox, this plugin allows you to easily copy those images into WordPress.
After sideloading an image into WordPress, you’ll find it in the Media Library and available for use in Galleries, or as images in the Post, or just whatever you like. It’s just as if you uploaded them manually.
Note that sideloading many images at once may take more time than your webserver will allow. If this happens, just sideload them in smaller groups.
Credits:
<ul>
<li>This plugin uses the Dropbox PHP code (albeit modified slightly) from https://github.com/Dropbox-PHP/dropbox-php.</li>
<li>This plugin uses the jsTree Javascript library from http://www.jstree.com/.</li>
<li>The three image icons come from the Lullacon Pack 1: http://www.lullabot.com/articles/free-gpl-icons-lullacons-pack-1</li>
</ul>

Dropbox Photo Sideloader

Especially now that Dropbox has added a File Requests feature, this Sideloader plugin is a lifesaver. Version 0.6 of the plugin is working just fine for me. No problem loading images with spaces in the filename - spaces were converted to hyphens once they arrived in WordPress Media Library.
Thank you :)



Got it to work - very nice

Adds a new tab to the Add media screen, allowing you to pull images from Dropbox into WordPress.

Ponticlaro Media Settings vs Dropbox Photo Sideloader