Make a folder or file archive as zip. Download archived zip file. PRO: In File manager pro version admin is able to control file operations for user roles and also hide any file and folder. Admin also lock any file to prevent from edit.
PRO: In File manager pro version admin is able to control file operations for particular user and also hide any file and folder. PRO: Code editor fullscreen view with selected theme. FAQ Can we make zip of any folder or file and download it? I am very happy with how intuitive the interface is and how well the tool works. To debug site's issue, sometimes I need to make some changes in the site's files, but it isn't always possible to get FTP access.
And this plugin provides a good alternative to FTP. One can edit, upload files without any hassle of creating a separate FTP account. That too within convenience of WordPress dashboard. Contributors mndpsingh Interested in development? Changelog 7. Credit: ivan Code editor lines number added. Minimized window buttons collapsing issue fixed 2. Compatible with any wordpress language.
Meta Version: 7. Ratings See all. There are times hackers request for your wp-content repository using malicious code with a URL in it. Rather, it is used in the coding of your site. Hackers write malicious code to fetch the data of this folder or to inject their own malicious code. You can block outsiders from accessing this URL path. Only users who are logged into your common WordPress dashboard will have access to it.
To do this, you can use the same plugin we mentioned above or you can do it manually. Once you save changes, the plugin will block your wp-content URL path. This method requires adding code into a file called the. Modifying your WordPress files manually is very risky. A small error can cause your site to malfunction or even crash. That said if you still want to go ahead and give it a try, here are the steps:. Step 2: Navigate to the wp-content folder and create a new file and name it.
Paste the following code and save changes. In case you cannot see your. Step 4: Your wp-contents folder will be hidden. With that, we come to an end on discussing the wp-content and uploads folder on your WordPress site.
We are confident that you will now be fully aware of what this folder does, where to find it, and how to protect it now. The wp-content folder is an integral part of your WordPress site. This makes it so important to take WordPress security measures to ensure it is protected and backed up.
Apart from the wp-content, there are other integral files and folders that need to be safeguarded. We recommend protecting not just one or two elements on your site, but your entire site. To do this, we recommend installing the MalCare Security Plugin.
You can also take a complete backup of your site regularly and store it in a safe offsite location. Melinda is a WordPress enthusiast, and enjoys sharing their experience with fellow enthusiasts. On the MalCare blog, Melinda distils the wisdom gained from building plugins to solve security issues that admins face. Features Features. Table of Contents.
Contents hide. Plugins Folder. Themes Folder. Uploads Folder. Other Common Folders Inside Wp-content 3. Using a Plugin Safe. Manually Not Recommended. Learning about what hackers can do the wp-content repository can be alarming. The wp-contents folder of your WordPress site is more than just a place that stores your content. Learn all about it in this guide. Remote Repositories saves you time and local disk space and empowers you to stay entirely within VS Code for all your source control tasks.
In this blog post, we'll explore just how easy it is to get started with Remote Repositories, what you can do after opening your first remote repo, technical details supporting this virtual environment, and how you can provide us with feedback today.
Let's open a remote repo in VS Code. First, make sure you have installed the Remote Repositories extension. After installing the Remote Repositories extension, we get instant access to its Open Remote Repository command by clicking on the remote indicator in the lower left of VS Code along with commands from any other Remote Development extensions you have installed :.
Once logged in, search for a repo or PR, select the one you want, and you'll be ready to go. In the short video below, we search for and select the VS Code repo, VS Code reloads, and the repo's contents loads as if we cloned it locally:. You're able to explore and contribute to the repo without ever having to leave VS Code. You feel like you're working on local code, using the familiar VS Code interface, and can use features like the VS Code Explorer, search, timeline view, quick open, and of course source control.
You're now connected to what's known as a virtual workspace more information on virtual workspaces below ; the remote indicator reads "GitHub. A virtual workspace is a special setup, and some features, like extensions, are disabled or have limited functionality. You can easily find out which extensions are disabled by clicking on the Some features link shown when hovering over the remote indicator. Clicking the link shows which extensions are disabled and which ones have limited functionality.
The limited functionality can be seen when hovering over the extension. If you would like to manually enable an extension in a virtual workspace, you can use the extensions. Keep in mind that an extension might not be implemented to handle a virtual workspace without access to the local file system, and so the extension might not work as expected. Remote Repositories helps you stay on the latest version of your repos every time, without any complex Git commands.
Any time you open a new repo, you open the latest version. And whenever Remote Repositories detects there are new changes from GitHub, it will list how many commits you need to pull down in the Status bar:. When you commit changes, they'll automatically show up on GitHub — you don't need to push your changes or publish any new branches you create. Use the two extensions in parallel to quickly check out PRs and work on issues without ever having to clone code locally or leave VS Code.
You can make a change to your code, create a new branch and a pull request PR based on that change, and then check out the PR, all in a few clicks. You may need to switch between branches as you complete your work.
In a typical environment, this can get tricky when you need to decide which changes to stash or commit. Remote Repositories lets you easily work on different branches simultaneously. When you pause work on one branch and switch to a new one, you won't be asked about stashing changes - they'll automatically stay on the previous branch. When you go back to a previous branch, your changes will still be there, and you can pick up right where you left off.
In the Status bar, select your current branch to open the list of branches, for example "main":. We are just getting started on this journey, so expect the feature set to grow and the limitations to shrink as we continue development. Using Remote Repositories, VS Code operates in an environment where not all features are available because there is no physical file system.
This is great to quickly get started browsing a repository, but what about when you're ready to do some more "advanced" work, such as:. To move to more advanced workflows, Remote Repositories provides a way for you to "upgrade" your environment and continue your work there, picking up from wherever you currently are.
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