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Flexa Media Folders | Folders for media, posts, and pages

Name: Flexa Media Folders | Folders for media, posts, and pages
Author: FlexaTech

Organize the WordPress Media Library into drag-and-drop folders with a fast React tree, color labels, and a REST API.

Flexa Media Folders ranks #45,411 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #5,822 of 6,651 in the Media category, and was last updated Oct 18, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.4.5 Current Version v1.4.5

Updated 2 weeks ago Last Update on 18 Oct, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.4.5
Last Updated: Oct 18, 2026
Requires WP: 6.2+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 8.2 or higher
Author: FlexaTech

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Flexa Media Folders | Folders for media, posts, and pages

No. Folders are an organizational layer stored separately in the database. Your files stay exactly where WordPress put them, with the same URLs.

Deactivating keeps all folder data. Deleting (uninstalling) the plugin drops its database tables and removes its settings - but your media files are never deleted. You can also wipe folder data on demand from the Settings danger zone.

No. Folders live in three dedicated, indexed tables: one for the tree, one for media membership and one for post membership. This keeps your wp_term* tables clean and lets the tree load in a single query.

Yes. The Settings page has an Import panel that detects FileBird, Real Media Library, CatFolders, Folders (Premio) and Media Library Organizer, and copies their folders and attachment assignments across. The other plugin's data is only read, never modified, so you can compare the result before deactivating it. The same thing is available as wp flexa-mf import.

Yes. The folder sidebar is available in the media modal in both the block editor and the Classic Editor.

Yes. Tab into the tree and the arrow keys walk it, Left and Right collapse and expand, Home and End jump to the first and last folder, and typing a few letters jumps to a folder by name. F2 renames the focused folder, Cmd/Ctrl+X and Cmd/Ctrl+V cut and paste it, and Cmd/Ctrl+Backspace opens the delete confirmation.

SVG uploads are off by default because an SVG is an XML document that can carry scripts. When you turn the setting on, the plugin sanitizes every SVG before it is stored, stripping <script> elements, on* event handlers and remote references. That covers both ways a file reaches the library: the browser uploader and the sideload path used by wp media import, media_sideload_image() and importers. Sanitization is not optional and cannot be switched off from the UI; it only runs for files uploaded after the setting is enabled, so audit any SVGs that were already in your library.

Yes. Every site in a network keeps its own folder tree in its own set of tables. Network activation provisions the existing sites, a newly created site is provisioned automatically, and deleting a site removes its tables.

Yes - all folder data is exposed under /wp-json/flexa-mf/v1/. The endpoints require the same capabilities as the Media Library itself.

Every state-changing request goes through the WordPress REST API and is gated by two checks: a capability check and the standard WordPress REST nonce (X-WP-Nonce). There are three capability gates, each filterable: flexa_mf/capabilities/edit (default manage_categories, so Editors and Administrators) for changing the folder structure itself: create, rename, move, delete, reorder, bulk create and import. The tree is shared site-wide, so reshaping it is deliberately a higher bar than uploading. flexa_mf/capabilities/manage (default upload_files) for reading the tree and filing media into an existing folder. flexa_mf/capabilities/settings (default manage_options) for the settings and data-reset endpoints. Filing posts into folders is gated separately, on the post type's own edit_posts capability, because the users who organize a post type are the ones who write for it. On top of that, assigning or detaching media or posts is verified per item with the edit_post capability, and the attachment listing is scoped to media the current user can manage. Users without the folder-edit capability also get the tree-editing actions hidden in the UI, so they are not offered buttons the server would reject. The plugin does not register any custom admin-ajax endpoints.