I’ve been posting quite frequently lately, but the articles haven’t been WordPress-related. So today I’m recommending a plugin — a cloud storage plugin for WordPress. I first saw this plugin on 8Lu’s site, so consider this a credit where credit’s due! The reason I’m sharing this cloud storage plugin is that I’ve recently been downloading a lot of files from 115 Cloud and Huawei Cloud. I noticed that uploading files always requires navigating to the cloud service’s website or using a local client — you can’t upload directly from the post editor. Plus, 115 Cloud downloads frequently fail.
With all that said, you probably already get the idea. The plugin I’m introducing today lets you upload files directly from the WordPress post editor and manage them.
The WordPress cloud storage plugin featured today is provided by QianYi Cloud:
About QianYi Cloud
QianYi Cloud, formerly 3721UP Cloud. 1 EB = 1024 x 1024 TB. “QianYi” addresses the file-sharing needs of billions of websites and users with unlimited storage and an attitude of utmost simplicity.
It allows your site’s users to log into QianYi from within the upload plugin and directly select previously uploaded files as post attachments, without needing to re-upload.
Every file uploaded through your integration automatically includes your site’s promotional link, driving more traffic to your website. (Webmasters who registered before the upgrade can enable this feature by logging into 1000eb.net and clicking “Manage Verified Domains” to set your promotional URL.)
Webmasters can view a list of all files uploaded through the interface, along with file distribution information.
Plugin Details
The plugin supports quick file uploads in both the visual editor and code mode, returning file information directly to the editor. When writing a post, you can upload files to QianYi Cloud right from the publishing page and obtain download links and save links.
That wraps up the introduction to this cloud storage plugin. Images in this tutorial courtesy of: 8Lu Noise
Friendly reminder: While this plugin is great, easy to use, and free, please make sure to keep local backups of any files you upload to the cloud. After all, nothing free lasts forever.
WordPress Cloud Storage Plugin download: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/1000eb