SiteHelm
Module — 8 operations
Media
The library: attachment details, uploads, alt text and captions, and import from a URL behind a guarded fetch.
Nothing extra to install. This module runs on core WordPress alone.
Module — 8 operations
The library: attachment details, uploads, alt text and captions, and import from a URL behind a guarded fetch.
Nothing extra to install. This module runs on core WordPress alone.
media-import is the most carefully written code in the plugin. The URL is checked before the request and again after every redirect, against the address it resolved to rather than the name it was given, so a hostname pointing at a private range is refused rather than fetched.
Alt text is a first-class field, not an afterthought: media-meta-update exists so an agent can close an accessibility gap across a library without touching anything else.
A read still asks WordPress for a capability against the object. There is no anonymous read anywhere in the surface.
media-read
Reads one attachment with its metadata and generated sizes
needs upload_files
media-read
Lists the media library with filtering
needs upload_files
media-read
Lists registered image sizes and their dimensions
needs read
Every one of these is previewed before it runs, snapshotted before it changes anything, and verified afterwards by reading the site back. The chips are the policies the operation itself declares.
media-write
Uploads a file from supplied bytes
needs upload_files
media-write
Fetches a file from a URL and adds it to the library
needs upload_files
media-write
Updates alt text, caption, title, description
needs edit_post
media-write
Attaches an existing item to a post
needs edit_post
media-write
Brings an oversized image within a width and height you name, keeping the original file
needs edit_post + upload_files
The same module described by the jobs it does, rather than by its call signatures.
featureNavigation menus, their items, their order, and which theme location each one is assigned to.
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indexWhat happens between the call and the change, on every write on this page.
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