Vladimir Prelovac

Pretty Theme Files will organize your theme files in editing panel.
It lists theme main files first, with sublisting of every other file related to main files.
This plugin will make so much easier to deal with themes that have many files.
<h3>License</h3>
This file is part of Pretty Theme Files.
Pretty Theme Files is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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Pretty Theme Files

Organizes theme files in WP-Admin -> Appearance -> Editor, using jQuery.

Stanislav Khromov

DamirCalusic

WP Users Media works right away when you activate the plugin. No more settings needed. If you need the options switched on for the Admin also you can do it in the Options Page located in the Settings area.
What the plugin does is to disable the ability for users to access other members files and attachments through the Media Button and Featured Image sections. This is really good because maybe you have Authors, Contributors and Subscribers that write posts etc. and you do not want them to be able to use other members media files to their own content.
To test it out create <code>3 users</code>, <code>1 Admin</code> and <code>2 Author's</code> for an example. As Admin you are able to see all media files from all the users on the site.
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<li>Upload some photos or other media files as Admin. Log out</li>
<li>Login as <code>Author 1</code> and click on the Add Media button for an post or a page. Now you do not see any media files at all. If the plugin was inactivated you would be able to see the photos that the Admin uploaded. Now, upload some photos as <code>Author 1</code>. Log out.</li>
<li>Repeat step 2 for <code>Author 2</code>. As you can see <code>Author 2</code> cannot see the files uploaded from the Admin and from the <code>Author 1</code>.</li>
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This is very effective solution to keep the media files more private.

WP Users Media

WP Users Media is a WordPress plugin that displays only the current users media files and attachments in WP Admin.

Pretty Theme Files vs WP Users Media