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Install and use the VAULO WordPress Plugin to access your media directly from the WordPress editor.
WordPress Plugin is a paid add-on. Already included in the Platinum Freelancer plan. Available as an option for all Business plans.
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Installation
Open your WordPress Dashboard.
In the left-hand menu, click Plugins.
Click Add Plugin in the upper-left corner.
Click Choose File and select the downloaded ZIP file (VAULO_wpplugin_X.X.X.zip).
Click Install Now. WordPress will install the plugin.
After the installation is complete, click Activate Now.
Getting Started
After successfully installing and activating the plugin, you can use it directly from the WordPress editor.
Create a new post or edit an existing one.
Add an Image or Gallery element to your post and click on it.
Select Media Library from the available options.
In the dialog that opens, select the VAULO tab at the top.
Log in with your VAULO account. Once logged in, you will see the spaces that belong to your organization.
You can now browse your VAULO content and insert images directly into WordPress.
Inserting Images
Single Image
Open the desired folder and click on the image you want to insert.
A larger preview opens. Either crop the image by clicking Crop, or insert it directly by clicking Choose File.
Click Insert — the image is added to the WordPress Media Library and is ready to use.
Multiple Images
Open the folder that contains the images you want to import.
Click the selection icon in the upper-right corner. Checkboxes will appear next to the images.
Select the images you want to insert, then click Insert in the lower-right corner.
Folders
Browse to the folder overview. Checkboxes are displayed next to folders by default.
Select the folders you want to insert and click Insert in the lower-right corner.
The selected folder contents will be imported and made available in the WordPress Media Library.
Version history
- 2.0.0Latest
- Automatic updates
- Design rework
- 1.1.0
- Updated design and branding
- Added download validation and guards