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.

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Too often it turns out very inconvenient to scroll WordPress admin page back and forth in the quest for the big blue button to save latest changes.
Simple jQuery script of this plugin duplicates Update / Publish / Save Changes / Save Draft / Preview Changes button for posts, pages, custom posts, taxonomies, user profiles, and settings to the top WordPress admin bar, so that it stays on site while you are scrolling your admin page. The plugin options allow to keep the scrollbar position after saving.
The plugin is well-integrated with the Advanced Custom Fields, and capable to leave open ACF field groups after saving your edits.
The plugin does not affect any native WordPress functionality, it just redirects your click to the original button, and uses the current button text, of course, with the current language.
<h4>Plugin options allow:</h4>
<ul>
<li>to keep the scrollbar position after saving for admin pages including Plugins page on activation / deactivation,</li>
<li>to choose which buttons to show on the admin bar,</li>
<li>to move buttons to the right side of the Toolbar,</li>
<li>to set a background color for its buttons to highlight them.</li>
</ul>

Toolbar Publish Button

Just what I have been looking for for a long time. Works like a charm.

Amazing Utility

How did I live without this all these years of developing WP sites!  I often use ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) on sites and the repeater fields can make a page VERY long.  The scrolling up to update the page is a real pain. What a pleasure this plugin is!

I'm sooooo happy with this little plugin that I'm now installing it on all the sites I work on!  What a time (and nerves) saver!  I just found out yesterday that after installing a duplicate posts plugin that there is now a toolbar link for that too.  I am so happy with this ... can you tell ;)  In my humble opinion ... it should be written into the core.

Where have you been all my life!!!!

This is a time saver for a lot of editing pages, including options. I use it on all the sites.

Thank you for sharing this simple and so useful tool.

I use it on all the sites

Scroll less in WordPress admin area! A small UX improvement will keep Publish button within reach and retain the scrollbar position after saving.

WP Users Media vs Toolbar Publish Button