File Browser transforms your WordPress site into a powerful Google Drive file management hub. Let your visitors explore, search, and interact with selected Google Drive files and folders without leaving your site. Perfect for client portals, resource libraries, and digital asset management.
Experience how File Browser brings your Google Drive content to life on your WordPress site. Switch between grid and list views, navigate folders, search files, and perform actions—all in real-time.
Get answers to common questions about using the File Browser module to manage and display your Google Drive content on WordPress.
Yes, you can filter content using the Filter settings. Include or exclude specific file extensions like PDF, JPG, or MP4, and use name patterns to show or hide files and folders. You can apply filters to files only, folders only, or both.
You have granular control over every action. Set permissions for upload, download, preview, delete, rename, share, search, and more. Assign permissions based on WordPress user roles or specific individual users. You can even password-protect modules for extra security.
Absolutely! When you enable upload and create folder permissions, users can add files directly to Google Drive folders and organize content by creating new folders—all from your WordPress site without accessing Google Drive directly.
Grid view displays files as large thumbnails in a responsive grid layout, ideal for image galleries and visual content. List view shows files in a detailed table format with columns for name, type, size, and date modified, perfect for document management and detailed file information.
Yes! The module automatically saves your active folder location, so when users return to the page, they’ll continue right where they left off. This makes navigation much smoother for complex folder structures.
Yes, you control which actions are available through permission settings. Enable preview, download, share, rename, copy, move, delete, or open in Google Drive based on your needs. Each permission can be customized for different user roles.
Yes, you can set the default view style in the module settings. Choose grid view for visual browsing or list view for detailed file information. Visitors can also switch between views if you enable that option.
They’re optional but highly recommended for better user experience. Breadcrumbs help visitors navigate complex folder structures, sorting lets them organize files their way, and the refresh button ensures they always see the latest content.
Absolutely. You can customize all five column headers (Name, Type, Size, Updated, Action) to match your branding or translate them into any language.
You have complete control over nine permission types: creating new folders, uploading files, previewing content, renaming items, downloading files, copying files, moving files, deleting files, and sharing.
Yes, when you enable the upload permission and activate the “Enable Root Upload” header option (premium feature).
