Tag ng Plugin: Dropbox
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File Manager for Dropbox – Manage Dropbox Files with Embed, Gallery, Slider, Media Player, and Media Library Support
Secure Dropbox integration for WordPress. Manage, share, and embed files via blocks, shortcodes, and Elementor widgets.
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Simple Dropbox Upload
Inserts an upload form for visitors to upload files to you Dropbox account without the need of a Dropbox developer account.
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Dropbox Photo Sideloader
Adds a new tab to the Add media screen, allowing you to pull images from Dropbox into WordPress.
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XM-Backup
Does a backup of your Wordpress database and, or your files in wp-content/uploads and saves it in a safe location.
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Easy Dropbox Integration – Browse, Upload, View, Download & Manage Dropbox Files From Your WordPress Website
Easy Dropbox Integration – Integrate Dropbox with WordPress. Browse, Upload, View, Download & Manage Dropbox Files From Your WordPress Website
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Pressbox
Integrates DropBox with your blog allowing you to post images and files directly from your DropBox. Requires PHP 5.2 and cURL.
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Cloud Storage Manager for Fluent Forms
Connect your Fluent Forms file uploads to cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, and Cloudflare R2.
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Upload to Dropbox
Let users upload documents to your Dropbox folder. Author url – http://webania.net
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Cloud Folder Share
Permite incluir nuestra carpeta compartida de Dropbox, Google Drive en nuestras publicaciones.
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Mytory Markdown for Dropbox
Link with Dropbox, select markdown file. Then, post content will be updated. It's Cool.
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Drop in Dropbox
Upload single files or entire directories with subdirectories to your Dropbox account.
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Post via Dropbox
Post via Dropbox allows you to post or edit your blog with text files uploaded via Dropbox. It just works seamlessly without any effort.
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Dropbox CDN
Use your Dropbox 'Public' folder as a free Content Delivery Network (or CDN). Please read the full description.
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DPIorDIE
Filters image uploads by DPI, increases the max upload size if it can, and optionally uploads said images to a Dropbox folder.
