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How to Install File Manager elFinder in Wordpress
July 18, 2011 |
Written by Nick Savov
This tutorial will show you how you can access and manage your server's files (php, css, etc) directly from your Wordpress admin area using a file manager called elFinder. Download elFinder Go to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-elfinder/ and click "Download Version". Install elFinder In your Wordpress admin area go to Plugins >> Add New >> Upload >> Choose File (select ElFinder from the location when you download it) >> Install Now. Activate elFinder Click on Activate Plugin. Access elFinder Go to Tools >> elFinder >> Enjoy! |
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