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Mulino file show
Browse documents in nested, drag-and-drop-organized folders, shown on your site with a block or shortcode. No custom database tables.
Mulino file show ranks #64,416 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, and was last updated Oct 17, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.3.2
Current Version v1.3.2
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Mulino file show
The import copies your Simple File List library into Mulino file show. To move your files over: Install and activate Mulino file show. Keep Simple File List installed for now. Go to File Show > Import and click Start import. The files are copied into the Media Library, and subfolders, file names, descriptions and upload dates are kept. Simple File List's own files are not changed. Replace the [eeSFL] shortcode on your pages with [mulino_documents]. Check that everything is there, then deactivate and delete Simple File List. You can run the import again at any time; files that are already imported are skipped.
Yes. Export as ZIP on the File Show screen downloads every document, sorted into the same folders as in the library.
Add the Document library block to the page (search for "documents" in the block inserter) and choose its options in the sidebar. If you use the classic editor or a page builder, add the [mulino_documents] shortcode instead. The block and the shortcode show exactly the same thing.
The same as the block. All of them are optional: folder="minutes" starts the browser in the folder with that slug instead of at the top of the library. Visitors can't browse above it, so you can put different folders on different pages. folder_order="desc" lists folders in reverse order, e.g. the newest year first. Default: asc. orderby="date" sorts documents by upload date instead of by name. Default: name.
hide_empty="yes" hides folders with no documents in them or in any of their subfolders. Default: no. layout="list" shows one line per folder and document instead of a grid of icons. Default: grid. details="yes" shows the file type, size, upload date and description. Default: yes in the list, no in the grid. search="yes" adds a search box. Default: no. per_page="20" shows 20 documents at a time, with links to the next pages. Default: 0 (all). logged_in_only="yes" shows the library to logged-in users only and asks everyone else to log in. Default: no. Example: [mulino_documents folder="minutes" folder_order="desc" layout="list" search="yes"] To find a folder's slug, open the folder on the File Show admin screen and look at the address bar: it's the part after folder=, e.g. board-minutes for a folder called "Board Minutes".
No. Creating folders, uploading files, and organizing them is all done by dragging and dropping in the admin screen.
Yes, folders can be nested to any depth (e.g. a decade folder containing year folders, which could themselves contain sub-folders).
Uploaded files go through WordPress' normal media library, so they end up in your regular wp-content/uploads/ folder, organized by upload date. The folder structure you see in Mulino file show is a separate organizational layer on top of that, not a real filesystem folder structure.
By default nothing: your documents and folders stay in the database, so you can reinstall the plugin and carry on. If you want them removed too, tick "Also delete all documents and folders" under Settings > Media before deleting the plugin. The uploaded files in the Media Library are kept either way.
Not by default. Deleting a document moves it to the trash (File Show > All documents > Trash), and the file stays in the Media Library. If you want the file deleted too, tick "Also delete its file from the Media Library" under Settings > Media. The file, and any older versions of it, is then deleted when the document is deleted permanently from the trash, which WordPress also does by itself after 30 days.