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How to Install the WordPress Media Cloud Plugin for Storage

Using an external cloud storage server, such as BryZar cloud storage, is recommended as you can offload your photos, videos, etc and reduce the load on your own server. WordPress doesn’t have a built-in setting for storage options. Hence, the need for a plugin. The Media Cloud plugin is one that we recommend.

This plugin allows you to store and manage your WordPress media on whichever external cloud storage you prefer, and is simple to use and set up. We’ll focus on BryZar cloud storage for this article.

How to Install and Configure Media Cloud for WordPress

The following are guidelines and are based on BryZar cloud storage. If using other cloud storage, please get the details from your own storage server.

Navigate to Plugins and search for Media Cloud.
Click “Install Now”

Click “Activate

Skip the next step for allowing notifications.
Follow the on screen instructions – click Next to start.
Choose Minio as the storage provider.

Click Next
Fill in the details you were sent when your storage server was set up. Click Next.

Click to Start Tests and allow the storage tests to run.
You should see green check marks and are all set! If not, please contact us.
Please do the additional steps below once the storage is working fine.

Additional Configuration Steps

Set to delete from storage and delete from server by navigating to the MediaCloud plugin and selecting “Deleting Files” from the menus:

Enable “Delete Uploaded Files” and “Delete From Storage” and save the setting.

Tip

“Enable cloud storage” should be on. This is the first thing to check if you aren’t seeing your files uploaded to your storage server.

enable cloud storage for media cloud plugin

How to install a favicon in WordPress

A favicon (favorite icon or site icon) is the small icon in the browser tab next to the site title for browsers that support it. It can also be found in the bookmark list next to the page’s name, as well as in the history list. Some browsers use the favicon for the desktop icon as well.

WordPress Mail SMTP Plugin by WPForms

As WordPress doesn’t have an SMTP setting, you’ll need to install a plugin in order to use SMTP. That’s where WordPress Mail SMTP by WPForms comes in. Let’s delve into why you need it and why this particular plugin is our focus today.

WordPress Website Insights with the Google Site Kit Plugin

Google Site Kit is an official plugin by Google for WordPress. This plugin provides a one-stop solution for insights into how people reach your site, search terms used, page speed and optimization, tag manager for marketing tags, and more.

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WordPress Article Tutorial: Document — Status and Visibility

Assuming you’ve been using WordPress for more than just a few days, you’ve surely realized that they do a lot to give you options. It’s not just that, though, they also try to make sure those options are visible and easy to understand. Using the document tab can be easy for some or completely unknown to others. Luckily, this tutorial is here to help!

WordPress Article Tutorial: How to Moderate Comments

Whether your website is just starting up or you’ve had if for months, years, or even just planning on one soon, you’re going to quickly realize that comments are pretty standard. This is especially true as your website earns more viewers and users. Sometimes those comments are helpful, sometimes they’re bothersome, sometimes they’re spam, and others they’re downright bad. Luckily, WordPress has some great ways to moderate your comments!

WordPress Article Tutorial: Choosing What to Post

Any and every bit of content you add to your website should definitely be scrutinized. You want to make good, clean content that’s relevant to your website and in a timely manner. Otherwise, any startup is bound to fail. Luckily, choosing what to post and what to avoid isn’t rocket science.

WordPress Article Tutorial: Adding Images and Featured Images

Writing articles on WordPress is an important part of maintaining a successful website. New content will always lead to more interest in your website, more traffic, and better results with search engines. One important aspect of this is to keep things interesting and that is done in part by adding images to your posts.

It’s actually an incredibly easy process and one that you can do within just a couple minutes.

WordPress Article Tutorial: Headers and You

If you’ve got a WordPress website, or any social or blog website, you need to post content with some regularity. Having a single post every few months is never going to attract people to it. As such, you also have to make sure that not only your content is good, but also your formatting. Below, you’ll find exactly how to format your articles and posts to both look best and be easily readable.