File Manager Pro Edition brings file and folder operations into the WordPress backend. The configured root directory sets the working location and can point inside or outside the WordPress installation.

How are files located and changed?

Use the toolbar or context menu to upload, download, copy, move, create, rename, edit, or delete files and folders. Drag and drop supports uploads, copying, and moving; multiple selection lets you work with several entries. Search, browsing history, keyboard shortcuts, and list or icon views help with navigation. The interface is designed for desktop, tablet, and mobile use.

Who can access each folder and operation?

• Private folders: assign the same or different folders to selected user roles and individual users.
• Operation controls: pick which file operations selected roles or users can perform. Hide or lock files and folders for those accounts.
• File restrictions: set which file types can be uploaded or downloaded and control the upload size.
• Frontend access: use shortcodes with custom attributes to make file manager functionality available on frontend pages.

What can be edited, archived, or previewed?

Create and extract ZIP, RAR, TAR, and GZIP archives. The built-in code editor supports text files and pictures, selectable themes, and a fullscreen view. Its syntax checker reviews code before saving.

Preview common file types, including video and audio. PDF preview and picture thumbnails are available. The Get Info option shows file details and properties. Other utilities calculate directory size, share files by email, and move deleted files to a built-in trash area before removal.

How do media and backup tasks work?

Images, PDFs, and ZIP files can be uploaded to selected folders and made available through the native WordPress Media Library. Backup and restore covers theme files, extension files, the uploads folder, and database data on the server. FTP/SFTP support is also included.

How do you configure the process?

Install File Manager Pro Edition in WordPress and open the file manager from the backend. Set the root directory, then configure file types, upload limits, user roles and users, private folders, and hidden items. After setup, use the available tools to manage files, create shortcodes, edit code, preview content, or run backup and restore tasks.