How do I select an image from Media Library in my plugin?

How do I select an image from Media Library in my plugin?

enqueue your javascript in your plugin….Include the (java)scripts

  1. On the ‘#upload_image_button’ button click, it will open the media selector.
  2. Set the image preview ‘src’ so the preview will be immediately visible.
  3. Set the attachment ID in the hidden input field for us to save later.

How do I add an image to my WordPress Media Library?

How to upload .jpg, .gif, .png and .pdf files:

  1. Log into your WordPress website.
  2. Click on Media (left navigation) > Add New.
  3. Either:
  4. (Optional) You can now edit the image by clicking the ‘Edit Image’ button.
  5. Fill in the Alternate Text field.
  6. Take note of the File URL.
  7. Click ‘Save all changes’ to keep your file in the system.

How are the icons arranged in the media library?

Media Library provides two type of views. One is simple visual Grid View and another is conventional List View. Switch between these views using the icons to the left above the screen. In Media Library Grid View, thumbnails of image, Audio icons and Movie icons are arranged in the grid.

How to add files to your media library?

Upload files to this directory to add them to your Media Library. In some circumstances, you may need to download files from your Media Library onto your computer. WordPress enables you to do this natively by navigating to Tools > Export:

How to add an image select in your custom WordPress Gutenberg block?

A thorough and detailed 10 step tutorial for beginners in Gutenberg in how to create your own custom WordPress Gutenberg block. With that out of the way, let’s dive right in! The select media function will functionally be exactly the same as WordPress’ featured image function.

How do you select an image in WordPress?

When clicking on the button the “Select or Upload Media” window will pop up allowing you to select a file from Media Library. We limit the Media Library to show images only. Once an image is selected, the popup closes and the panel previews a small thumbnail of the selected image.