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This short unbranded flash video from our video series introduces users to the WordPress media library.
This video introduces users to:
- how to find the media library
- how to edit items within the media library
- how to delete photos, videos, audio and documents in the library
Simply embed it by grabbing the code and following the instructions on the ‘Installation and Use Instruction‘ tab.
And here’s some info about the media library that you can use to complement your videos — if you like!
All media files, such as images, video, audio and documents, that
you’ve ever uploaded to posts or pages are listed in your media library.
This is where you can manage all existing media files (Media > Library) or upload new files (Media > Add New) directly to your site without having to start a new post.
By default your media library displays all file types. You can
choose to view images only, audio only or video only by clicking on the
appropriate link.
Alternatively you can filter media types by date or search media files using specific keywords.
Hovering your mouse over a file name brings up the Edit, Permanently Delee, and View action links below the title.
Edit
If you click Edit, the Edit Media page loads, allowing you to change the default Title, Caption, and Description. It also shows the file URL location.
After making any changes remember to click the Update Media button.
Permanently Delete
Clicking the action link Permanently Deletes removes that file from your site and deletes it. Be careful! Once deleted you can’t undelete a file.
If the file you delete was in a post or page, it will no longer be
available for your readers. For example, if you delete an image that is
being used in a post then the image will no longer display in the
post.
View
Clicking the action link View opens up the file in a post on your blog.
Enjoy!
