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CONTENT PAGE FOR SELL MEDIA:
Introduction:
Pge4/27 What is Sell Media –General overview of
what Sell Media does, and the plugins that go with it.
• 18 PLUGINS - GRAPPRESS
- Pge27/32 Sell Media S3 –Note: Only newly uploaded files
are uploaded to Amazon S3.
NOTE – THAT BEFORE UPLOADING ANY STOCK IMAGES *
MUST HAVE SIGNED UP FOR ACCOUNT – AND THE PLUGIN
INSTALLED – AND ACTIVATED)Activating this plugin does not
move previous uploads to Amazon S3. Similarly, deactivating the
plugin does not move files back onto your server.
- Pge33/34 Sell Media Access Control – NOTE – The
Access Control extension for Sell Media allows you to assign
free access to specific products or product galleries. Free
access can be granted to either everyone or clients with valid
passwords.
- Pge35/36 Sell Media Add Bulk - NOTE – The “Add Bulk”
extension for our Sell Media plugin enables you to upload
multiple products at once and assign collections, licenses and
other price settings in one click.
- Pge37/38 Sell Media Expire Download - NOTE –This
premium extension for Sell Media allows sellers to set an
expire time for purchased downloads. This helps protect your
paid downloads from being shared online well after the files
have been purchased.
- Pge39/41 Sell Media Free Downloads - NOTE – The Free
Downloads extension for our Sell Media plugin makes it easy
to generate leads and grow your mailing list by allowing you to
offer free downloads. When visitors click the download button
on an image, they will be prompted to submit their name and
e-mail address to complete the download. The extension
integrates with MailChimp, an e-mail marketing system
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- Pge42/45 Sell Media Reprints - NOTE – The Reprints
(Self-Fulfillment) extension for Sell Media allows store owners
to sell photo reprints directly out of their WordPress site and
print and ship them directly to their customers. Now you can
sell both downloadable files and prints using Sell Media! You
can create an unlimited number of print sizes that buyers can
purchase directly from your WordPress site. You can print the
images yourself, or send them to your preferred print vendor
of choice. Below are some screenshots of the Reprints (Self-
Fulfillment) extension in action:
- Pge46/50 Sell Media Stripe - NOTE - The Stripe payment
gateway extension for our Sell Media plugin allows you to
accept credit card purchases from buyers world-wide. Buyers
will not leave your site to process their credit card purchase,
which is shown to help increase conversion rates and
ultimately, increase sales.
- Pge51/54 Sell Media Subscription - NOTE – Sell monthly
or yearly subscription plans to your stock library using the
enterprise-level extension for our Sell Media plugin. Think of it
like your own private iStockPhotos website where you set all
prices and keep 100% of all sales revenue.
- Pge54 Sell Media Watermark - NOTE - The extension
doesn’t watermark the original source file (which is
already protected if you’re using the Sell Media
plugin).For best results use a transparent PNG and make
sure your watermark is smaller than your image (100 pixels by
100 pixels works great). This Watermark extension does
not overwrite, create new images, or harm existing
images. Images must be hosted locally, not on a CDN.
- Pge55/56 Sell Media Model Release - NOTE - The Model
Release extension for our Sell Media plugin allows you to
attach a waiver documents to your products for safe keeping
and future reference. The documents will be uploaded into
your media library, which can be quickly attached and
reattached to one or many products
- Pge57/58 Sell Media Manual Purchases - NOTE – The
Manual Purchases extension for the Sell Media plugin allows
buyers to arrange an offline payment (check, wire, cash,
etc) with sellers on the checkout page. This is useful if you
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have established, pre-existing payment arrangements with
your buyers. See how it works below.
- Pge59 Sell Media Mailchimp - NOTE – The MailChimp
extension for the Sell Media plugin for WordPress allows your
buyers to sign up for your preferred MailChimp newsletter list.
Buyers will see a “Sign Up for Newsletter” checkbox on the
checkout page. This option will only appear for users who are
not logged in
- Pge60 Sell Media Magnifier - NOTE – This extension for
the Sell Media plugin adds a “magnifying glass” over images,
allowing buyers to inspect the image closer for sharpness.
Simply upload and activate this plugin and the magnifier will
be added on all single sell media item pages
- Pge61/63 Sell Media Discount Codes - NOTE –The
Discount Codes extension for Sell Media allows store owners
to create an infinite number of discount codes. Share them
with your customers to help drive sales. This works with the
reprints extensions, also, so you can offer discounts for
printed images, too.
- Pge 63/64 Sell Media Commissions - NOTE - reward
contributors with sales commissions - Imagine if you ran a
small photo agency or collective and you wanted to reward
each photographer with a percentage of the total sale for
his/her photos.
- Pge64/65 Sell Media Download Lightbox - NOTE -
When we get bigger – once we start taking other
people products. Also, could be a way I could give %
of sale for incentive
- Pge66/82 GPP Shortcodes – GPP Shortcodes is a free
WordPress plugin that allows you to easily add “flat design”
buttons, boxes, icons, pricing tables, tabs, toggles and column
layouts in your posts and pages without modifying CSS, HTML
or PHP.
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What is Sell Media?
Sell Media is a free WordPress plugin that allows anyone to sell
photos, prints or any other digital media directly from your website.
The following documentation will help get you rolling so you can
start selling your work online.
Getting Involved
Sell Media is an open-source project. Feedback and collaboration
are highly encouraged!
1. Roadmap – Follow along on our public roadmap on Trello.
2. Bugs – Find a bug? Report it on our GitHub issue tracker.
3. Feature Requests – Have a feature request? Email it to us .
4. Translations – Translate the plugin to new languages and email
us the translation file.
Requirements
1. You must have a website. Need one? Get a website.
2. You must have WordPress installed on your website.
3. You must run your website on an Apache server. You most likely
do.
4. You must have the GD Image Library installed on your server. You
most likely do. If not, ask your web host to install it.
5. You must have PHP Sessions configured on your server. You
most likely do. If not, ask your web host to install it.
6. You must have a PayPal account to accept online payments. You
can also use Stripe.
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Installation
Sell Media installs just like a normal WordPress plugin:
1. Go to Plugins > Add New.
2. Under Search, type in “Sell Media”
3. Find the Sell Media plugin by Graph Paper Press.
4. Click Install Now to install Sell Media.
5. Click Activate Plugin to activate it.
Configuration
After you have activated the plugin, you’ll need to do a couple
things before you’re able to start selling:
1. Visit Sell Media -> Settings and configure your selling preferences.
2. Insert the required shortcodes onto your preferred pages.
3. Complete the 3 required steps to integrate PayPal with your
website.
4. Upload your first item to sell on the Sell Media -> Add New page.
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Settings
The Sell Media -> Settings page has detailed instructions below
each option that quite is self-explanatory. Here is how it looks:
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PayPal
Visit the Sell Media -> Settings -> Payment page in WordPress and
add your PayPal email address. You are now ready to receive
PayPal payments.
If you enable Test Mode (Sell Media -> Settings -> General ->
Mode) then you must set your PayPal email address to a valid
PayPal Sandbox Test Account and you must checkout using a valid
PayPal Sandbox Test Buyer Account.
PayPal Problems
Scenario #1 – Payments Recorded as $0 in Sell
Media
If you are receiving empty payments with a price of $0, you have an
invalid PayPal setting. You need to set PayPal’s IPN Message
Format option to “UTF-8” in PayPal. You can do this by following
these steps:
1. Log into your PayPal account
2. Go to your profile
3. Look for the “PayPal button language encoding” section under the
My selling tools
4. Make sure your website language is set to the correct language
5. Click the more options button
6. Make sure encoding is set to UTF-8
7. Then save settings
8. Confirm it’s working by trying another purchase
Scenario #2 – No Payments Recorded in Sell Media
If payments aren’t being recorded at all in Sell Media after payment
at PayPal, check these possible problems:
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1. Thanks Page – Make sure you have created your Thanks page
and that it has the following shortcode: [sell_media_thanks].
2. Missing PHP Dependencies – You don’t have the required PHP
cURL extension installed on your server. This is how PayPal/Stripe
talk back to your website. Ask your web host to install if it’s not
installed.
3. PayPal Sandbox Confusion – You are incorrectly testing PayPal
Sandbox. Both the Buyer and Seller accounts have to be PayPal
Sandbox accounts. You cannot mix a REAL PayPal account with a
TEST PayPal Sandbox account. It won’t work.
4. Firewall – Your web host has a firewall that is blocking incoming
pings from PayPal or Stripe. We’ve seen this happen once before
with European servers (Germany). They blocked all incoming
pings (IPN notifications) that didn’t have a User-Agent defined.
PayPal uses IP ranges 66.211.. and 173.0.. and visit the IPN URL
with NO User-Agent. Some web hosting companies have their
servers set up to block incoming pings when the User-Agent is not
explicitly set (as is the case with PayPal’s IPN). In this case, you’ll
want to modify your .htaccess file to override user-agent blocking
with these address ranges.
5. Server Errors – You have a server misconfiguration that is
preventing PayPal from receiving the required status code 200.
Check your PayPal IPN History to see what the status codes are to
help troubleshoot.
6. Auto-Return – If all else fails, log into PayPal and change your
PayPal Settings to enable Auto-Return and Payment Data
Transfer. Set the Return URL to your Thank You page. Some
foreign PayPal users have had to enable these in order for
transactions to be recorded in Sell Media.
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Price Groups
All products can be assigned different prices by using the Price
Group feature in Sell Media. To add a new Price Group, visit the
Sell Media -> Settings -> Pricing page. Here is how the Price Group
feature looks to site owners
Think of price groups like this:
You shoot photographs for a client or customer and you decide to
create a special price group for all the photos that you shot. You
could create a Price Group for this. Example:
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Price Group 1 (Cheap)
• 1000 x 1000 px image, $10
• 2000 x 2000 px image, $20
• 3000 x 3000 px image, $30
Price Group 2 (Expensive)
• 1000 x 1000 px image, $100
• 2000 x 2000 px image, $200
• 3000 x 3000 px image, $300
Price Groups allow you to create and assign different price
options to different photographs. Each option within the Price
Group you create becomes available to your buyers to
purchase, so always make sure that the image you’re selling is
big enough to be sold at the sizes you specify within your
Price Groups.
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Licenses - The Licenses feature in Sell Media allows store
owners to add and assign usage licenses to products sold.
Buyers must select their appropriate usage license on the cart
when purchasing the product.
For example, if you’re a photographer, you might want to increase
the price of your images if the buyers intended use is for
commercial purposes. Create a new license on the Sell Media ->
Licenses page, describe the license and assign markup to to the
license. Then, add or edit a product and assign that license as an
option for your buyers. You can create an unlimited number of
licenses.
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Keywords & IPTC
Sell Media copies the following IPTC data from all image uploads:
• Keywords
• Creator
• City
• State
This IPTC data is saved alongside your images in Sell Media.
Archive pages are automatically created for each Keyword, Creator,
City and State so that, for instance, a buyer could view all images
with the Keyword “bikes” or all images shot in, say, New York.
EXIF data (shutter speed, ISO, aperture, etc) can also be displayed
alongside single images by adding the EXIF widget to the Sell
Media Single Item Sidebar widget area.
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Adding Your First Product
When you are ready to add your first product, visit the Sell Media ->
Add New page. The page looks like this:
1. Give you product a title.
2. Upload the files you want to sell. You can upload one file or many
files. If you upload many files, they will display like a gallery and
the price you define below will be for each item in the gallery.
3. Give the product a custom price (it defaults to the default price you
created on your Sell Media -> Settings page).
4. Optionally assign a Price Group. If you only want to sell the
originally uploaded file, leave the Price Group select box set to
“Select a Price Group.”
5. Optionally write about the product in the main text area below the
product details section.
6. Optionally assign the product to a Collection (right hand column).
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7. Optionally assign Licenses to the product.
8. Click Save and you’re done!
Adding Galleries
Sometimes you might have 10 or 20 or 30 photos that share the
same attributes (price, license, etc). Doing this is incredibly simple:
Just upload more than one file. If you upload multiple files, the page
will display like a gallery and the price you define below will be for
each item in the gallery.
Adding Videos, PDF’s & Other Media
If you plan on selling videos, pdf’s or other non-image files, be sure
you:
1. Don’t select a Price Group. That only applies to images.
2. Upload images or embed video trailer in the main text area below
the product details section.
3. Add a Featured Image. This image will be shown on archive pages
and on the cart.
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Bulk Uploading
Any folders that you place inside the wp-content/uploads/sellmedia/packages/
folder will be listed in the select dropdown box
shown in the Bulk Uploading below.
Select the folder containing the images (JPG only, sRGB mode
only) that you want to add and click Add Files. Please note: Bulk
importing can be a server-intensive process depending on the
quantity and size of files that you’re importing. The capability of this
feature is dependent on the performance of your server. Upload in
small batches to ensure all items uploaded are added correctly.
Most image editing software (Lightroom, Aperture, etc) have plugins
available for FTPing images to a server. Use these approaches for
placing your gallery folders on your server so you can Bulk Upload
into Sell Media.
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Bulk Editing
You can edit many products at once using the Bulk Editing feature
in WordPress:
1. Visit the Sell Media -> All Products page.
2. Check the box next to each item you want to edit.
3. Select Bulk Actions -> Edit.
4. Click Apply.
5. Reassign the selected products to different Price Groups, assign
Licenses, assign to a Collection and add Keywords.
6. Click Update.
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Shortcodes
Shortcodes are small snippets of code that when added to a Post,
Page or Widget add functionality to your site. You must add the
following shortcodes to your preferred Pages to use Sell Media:
• Checkout – (REQUIRED) Create a page called “Checkout” and
add this shortcode to it: [sell_media_checkout]
• Thanks – (REQUIRED) Create a page called “Thanks” and add
this shortcode to it: [sell_media_thanks]
• Search Form – (OPTIONAL) Used to display a search form
exclusively for searching items for sale within Sell
Media: [sell_media_searchform]
• All Items – (OPTIONAL) Displays all (or a certain collection) items
in a grid view: [sell_media_all_items collection="type-your-collection-namehere"]
• Download List – (OPTIONAL) List logged in users
downloads: [sell_media_download_list]
• Login – (OPTIONAL) Used to show a custom login form for your
customers: [sell_media_login_form]
• Buy Button – (OPTIONAL) Used for displaying specific items for
sale: [sell_media_item id="id-of-the-item"]
• Lightbox – (OPTIONAL) Used for displaying images buyers add
to their lightbox: [sell_media_lightbox]
• Widgets Widgets are optional and can be added to your website
on the Appearance -> Widgets page. Sell Media ships with the
following widgets:
• Sell Media EXIF – Displays image exif data (shutter speed,
aperture, ISO, etc). Only use this on Single Sidebar Widgetized
areas.
• Sell Media Featured Items – Displays a grid of featured items
thumbnails.
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• Sell Media Keywords – Displays a tag cloud of popular
keywords on your site.
• Sell Media Recent Items – Displays a grid of recently added
items.
• Sell Media Similar Items – Displays a thumbnail grid consisting
of similar items to the item currently being viewed.
The Shopping Cart
The shopping cart is displayed only after
the [sell_media_checkout] shortcode has been added to a page. You
can display various pieces of information currently in your
customer’s shopping cart by following these instructions:
Show Cart Quantity In Menu
1. Visit the Appearance -> Menu page
2. Toggle open the Pages menu box and add your Checkout page to
the menu.
3. Save the Menu.
Show Cart Total In Menu
1. Visit the Appearance -> Menu page
2. Toggle open the Pages menu box and add your Checkout page to
the menu.
3. Toggle open the Screen Options (top right) and make sure that
CSS Classes is checked.
4. Toggle open the Checkout page menu item that you just added to
the menu
5. Add a class of “total” in the the CSS Classes field.
6. Save the Menu.
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Extensions
Extensions add to the functionality of the core Sell Media plugin.
They are not required and can be purchased and downloaded
directly from the Sell Media Extensions page. Upload an extension
just like you would any normal WordPress plugin.
In order to keep your extensions up-to-date, please install and
activate GPP Plugin Updates.
Developer API
The following section is for developers and anyone else who wants
to customize Sell Media.
Actions
Actions allow you to add html and/or execute code when specific
events occur in Sell Media. For example, say you wanted to email
Frankie after a successful payment was recorded. You would tap
into this action hook:
sell_media_after_successful_payment
The actual action inside Sell Media looks like this:
do_action( 'sell_media_after_successful_payment', $payment_id );
So lets add our own custom action to email Frankie when this
action is fired in Sell Media. Your code might look something like
this:
function my_sell_media_after_successful_payment( $payment_id ){
wp_mail( 'frankie@email.com', 'New Sale!', 'A new payment was successfully recorded and I figured yo
}
add_action( 'sell_media_after_successful_payment', 'my_sell_media_after_successful_payment' );
view rawsell-media-example-after-successful-payment hosted with
by GitHub
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How about another example, yeah? Let’s say that you wanted to
add a custom message between the product thumbnail and the
select options on the cart popup:
function my_sell_media_above_item_form(){
}
echo 'This text will show up between the product thumbnail and the size and license select boxes on
add_action( 'sell_media_above_item_form', 'my_sell_media_above_item_form' );
view rawsell-media-above-cart-items-hook hosted with
by GitHub
Paste that code into either you active theme’s functions.php or
better yet, create your own simple “Functionality Plugin” to house
your Sell Media plugin customizations. Here is a blank example
plugin that you can copy/paste to start adding your own code
customizations:
view rawexample-functionality-plugin hosted with
by GitHub
After you add your code to that file, save it, upload it into your
WordPress plugins folder and activate it. There are a lot of available
actions (also called action hooks) in Sell Media. The best place to
find them all is directly in the source code: View all available Actions
in Sell Media on GitHub
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Filters
Filters can be used to modify text or variables throughout the Sell
Media plugin. Unlike Actions, which simply allow us to “do stuff”
when something happens in Sell Media, Filters allow us to modify
existing text or variables inside Sell Media. How about an example,
yeah? Lets say that we wanted to change the text from “Size” on
the cart popup to something else. You would use a Filter for that.
Your filter might look something like this:
function my_sell_media_download_size_text(){
return 'Parameters';
}
add_filter( 'sell_media_download_size_text', 'my_sell_media_download_size_text' );
view rawexample-filter-sell-media hosted with
by GitHub
How about another filter example, yeah? Let’s say that you want to
change the “Continue Shopping” text and link that appear on the
Checkout page:
There are a lot of available Filters in Sell Media. The best place
to find them all is directly in the source code: View all available
Filters in Sell Media on GitHub
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Functions
Display a buy button:
Display the product thumbnail or icon:
Display the except of a product:
Display a semantic list of Collections assigned to a product:
Display the original, custom price of a product:
Display the Sell Media search form. The $url argument should
equal the url to the page containing your [sell_media_searchform]
shortcode.
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Classes
The main Sell_Media() class provides access to six additional
classes. Each class contain methods, which can be used in your
own themes and plugins like this:
The get_lowest_price method above will display the lowest price of
a product ($post_id). Please note, it is recommended to always
check if functions and classes exist before directly calling them. The
for some reason the class or function doesn’t exist, it will throw a
fatal error. Not good. Here is an example of the same function
about that first checks if the Sell_Media class exists:
There are hundreds of functions and methods that you can use in
your own themes and plugins to extend Sell Media. The classes are
heavily documented, so use them as needed:
• Customer class
Download class
• Images class
• Payments class
• Products class
• Search class
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Theming
Sell Media template files are located in the sell-media/themes
folder:
• archive.php
• cart.php
• collection-password.php
You can override these files by copying them into your active theme
folder. Then, you can modify these files as needed.
Updates
Updates to Sell Media are handled natively through the core
WordPress update notification system. To update extensions for
Sell Media, install GPP Plugin Updates to automatically update to
the most recent version. Simply add this plugin to your website and
then visit the Dashboard -> Updates page to start the update
process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any limits to the number of files I can upload and
sell?
No. Sell Media and WordPress can easily handle thousands of files.
You are only limited by the capacity of your web server.
How are my original, high-resolution images protected?
Sell Media moves the original, high-resolution image to a protected
directory on your server. Sell Media then makes lower-resolution
copies of the original image and places them the web-accessible
uploads directory. The sizes of the lower-resolution images are
controlled by your Settings -> Media sizes. Thieves can only steal
lower-resolution copies of the image. The original file is always
protected.
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How do I password protect an item?
The Password Protection option is located in the Publish box when
editing a Sell Media item. Click the Visibility – Public – Edit link,
select Password Protected, type in a password and click Save.
How do I password protect a collection?
Click Sell Media -> Collections -> Click “Edit” next to the Collection
you want to hide, fill in the “Password” click update. Password
protected Collections are hidden from being listed on archive pages
and homepage of some themes.
Why are the image colors that my customers download
different from the image I originally uploaded?
You need to convert your images to sRGB mode before uploading
into WordPress. More about color profile conversion degradation in
WordPress can be found here.
How do I display a gallery of images for sale?
Sell Media includes a new “Collections” taxonomy, which you can
see on the right side of the screen when adding a new item to Sell
Media. Assign each item to a specific Collection and the items will
be displayed on that specific collection’s archive page. You can
then link to the collection like this: http://example.com/collection/mycollection-name/.
A list of collecitons also shows up on the
Appearance -> Menus page so you can add them to any menu.
How do I increase the maximum upload size in
WordPress?
Depending on the web hosting company you choose and the
package you select, each of you will see maximum file upload limit
on your Media Uploader page in WordPress. For some it is as low
as 2MB which is clearly not enough for large images or videos. You
can increase this by doing one of the following:
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1. Theme Functions File – There are cases where we have
seen that just by adding the following code in the theme
function’s file, you can increase the upload size:@ini_set(
'upload_max_size', '64M' );
@ini_set( 'post_max_size', '64M');
@ini_set( 'max_execution_time', '300' );2. Create or Edit an
existing PHP.INI file – In most cases if you are on a
shared host, you will not see a php.ini file in your
directory. If you do not see one, then create a file called
php.ini and upload it in the root folder. In that file add the
following code:upload_max_filesize = 64M
post_max_size = 64M
max_execution_time = 3003. htaccess Method – Some people
have tried using the htaccess method where by
modifying the .htaccess file in the root directory, you can
increase the maximum upload size in WordPress. Open
or create the .htaccess file in the root folder and add the
following code:php_value upload_max_filesize 64M
php_value post_max_size 64M
php_value max_execution_time 300
php_value max_input_time 300
Again, it is important that we emphasize that if you are on a shared
hosting package, these techniques may not work. In that case, you
would have to contact your web hosting provider to increase the
limit for you
Transactions are not posting. Why?
Please visit the Add Media -> Settings -> Payments page and
double check all of your settings. Also, if you are using PayPal, you
need to make sure you have [added your IPN Listener URL to
PayPal](https://cms.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/?cmd=_rendercontent&content_ID=developer/e_howto_admin_IPNSetup).
Also, PayPal computers use IP ranges 66.211.*.* and 173.0.*.* and
visit the IPN URL with NO User-Agent. Some web hosting
companies have their servers set up to block incoming pings when
the User-Agent is not explicitly set (as is the case with PayPal’s
IPN). In this case, you’ll want to modify your .htaccess file to
override user-agent blocking with these address ranges.
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My Checkout page is empty. Why?
Shopping carts use something called PHP Sessions to save items
when buyers add something to their shopping cart. If PHP Sessions
aren’t enabled or the PHP setting “session.save_path” is undefined,
no sessions will be saved and your checkout page won’t work.
In most cases, this is just a matter of enabling PHP Sessions and
making sure that the “session.save_path” setting has a valid server
path defined in your server’s main PHP configuration file (php.ini).
For example:
session.save_path = /tmp
Sell Media S3
The Amazon S3 extension for Sell Media provides secure, durable
and highly-scalable cloud storage for your precious file uploads. It
protects your original high-resolution files so that they cannot be
downloaded by thieves. This extension brings enterprise-level cloud
storage capabilities to single WordPress installs.
Once activated, all uploads will be served from your own private
Amazon S3 cloud account.
Amazon S3 is trusted by media companies like
Netflix, Pinterest, Smugmug and tens of thousands of other
small and large businesses. Learn more about Amazon S3.
How does it work?After properly configuring your Amazon S3
account and the S3 extension (see Initial Setup below), all newly
uploaded files using Sell Media will be stored in your Amazon S3
bucket of choice. Both original size images and intermediate size
images (low resolution versions generated by WordPress from your
Settings -> Media sizes) are uploaded to your Amazon S3 bucket.
Original images are saved without public access (private);
intermediate image sizes have public access and are displayed on
your website. When a customer purchases from your website, Sell
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Media grabs this original high resolution file from Amazon S3 and
dynamically generates the right files size for the customer.
Note: Only newly uploaded files are uploaded to Amazon S3.
( NOTE – THAT BEFORE UPLOADING ANY STOCK IMAGES *
MUST HAVE SIGNED UP FOR ACCOUNT – AND THE PLUGIN
INSTALLED – AND ACTIVATED)Activating this plugin does not
move previous uploads to Amazon S3. Similarly, deactivating the
plugin does not move files back onto your server.
Starting in version 2.0, no local files are stored on your server.
Screenshots
Amazon S3 settings page.
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(Sell Media S3)
Admin view after uploading a gallery of images to Amazon S3.
(Sell Media S3)
Media library showing Amazon S3 urls.
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(Sell Media S3)
Original, high resolution files are protected on Amazon S3.
(Sell Media S3)
Initial Setup
In order to use this extension, you must:
1. Sign up for an Amazon S3 account.
2. Create an IAM user or group with “Full Access” to your Amazon S3
account.
3. Save the Security Credentials (Access Key ID and Secret Access
Key) for your IAM user.
4. Edit the Permissions of the user or group and assign the
“AmazonS3FullAccess” policy.
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5. Create a Bucket in your Amazon S3 account. Set and save
the Region endpoint.
6. Log into your WordPress website.
7. Upload and activate the Amazon S3 extension for Sell Media
8. Visit Sell Media -> Settings -> Misc -> Amazon S3 and fill in
your Access Key ID, Secret Access Key, and Region. Click
Save.
9. Scroll back down to the Amazon S3 setting and now select
the Bucket from the selectbox.
FAQ
Where are my uploaded files stored?
All uploaded files will be stored in your Amazon S3 bucket that you
selected on Dashboard > Sell Media > Settings > Misc > Amazon
S3 > Bucket. Both original size images and thumbnail size images
are uploaded to your Amazon S3 bucket.
Note: Only newly uploaded files are uploaded to Amazon
S3. Activating this plugin does not move previous uploads. Also,
deactivating the plugin doesn’t move files back onto your server.
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How to I access my files in Amazon S3?
You can either use the Amazon S3 web app or you can download
free desktop software like 3Hub (Mac) or S3 Browser (PC).
What is a “bucket” and how do I create one?
A bucket is simply Amazon lingo for “folder”. I’m sure there are
technical reasons why Amazon distinguishes between the two, but
for average users, just think of buckets as folders. Each bucket is
folder that contains stuff that you want to store in your Amazon S3
cloud storage account.
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You can create a new bucket by logging into the Amazon S3 web
app and click the “Create Bucket” button.
Will this upload files that I’ve previously uploaded into
WordPress?
No. Once you activate Amazon S3, any new files that you upload
will be sent to your Amazon S3 account. If I need to regenerate
my thumbnail images using Regenerate Thumbnails plugin will
my new thumbnail images be uploaded to Amazon S3?
Yes. New image sizes will be generated, uploaded and stored in
your Amazon S3 bucket. Now are my original files protected in
my Amazon S3 account?
Amazon S3 has three different permission levels for each file added
to the account: Read/Write, Read, and None. The original, highresolution
file has a permission level of “None”. Only you, the
account owner, can access it. When a customer purchases from
your website, Sell Media grabs this original high resolution file using
the security credentials your supplied in step 4 above and
dynamically generates the right files size for the customer. Lower
resolution files (the files that are displayed on your website) have
“Read” access.
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Sell Media Access Control
The Access Control extension for Sell Media allows you to assign
free access to specific products or product galleries. Free access
can be granted to either everyone or clients with valid passwords.
Use Cases
1. Client Photo Proofing
Need to give you clients access to download your
photographs? Simply upload an image or a gallery of images and
password protect the post. When your clients access the post with a
valid password, they’ll be able to immediately download the original
file and bypass the checkout process entirely. This client photo
proofing WordPress solution is fast and simple for both you and
your clients.
2. Free Downloads
Offer free downloads in your store to help drive traffic and sales.
You can grant free access to either everyone or limit it to users with
a valid password.
3. Exclusive Content For Subscribers
Offer free exclusive content to your email subscribers by sending
them the password to your free product or product gallery.
Live Example
Use the password “NYC” (without the quotes) to access the
following product gallery and download the original files: View live
example.
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Screenshots
Access control – admin view
Access control – client proofing
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Sell Media Add Bulk
The “Add Bulk” extension for our Sell Media plugin enables you to
upload multiple products at once and assign collections, licenses
and other price settings in one click.
Use Cases
1. Add Multiple Products In Bulk
The Add Bulk extension allows sellers to quickly and easily upload
multiple products at once. Each image that you upload on the Add
Bulk page will get it’s own dedicated product page.
2. Product Collections
While Sell Media already includes the ability to sell multiple images
(a gallery) from a single product entry, some sellers might want
each image to have it’s own dedicated product page. Using the Add
Bulk extension, you can upload multiple products at once and
assign these products to a single “Collection” for grouping.
3. Product Keywords
By default, each product in Sell Media is assigned the keywords of
any images that were uploaded to it. This is an important concept to
understand because it has implications to how the search
functionality works on your website.
For example, imagine that you’ve just photographed an event
featuring the movie star Jennifer Lawrence. You create a single
product in Sell Media called “Jennifer Lawrence at the Oscars” and
upload all of your images of Jennifer Lawrence to that product. Sell
Media will take all of the keywords attached to your images and
apply them to the product. Now, when visitors come to your website
and search for “Jennifer Lawrence” they are taken to that specific
product page. Perfect! Works as expected!
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But now consider this use case: You photograph multiple movie
stars at one event and upload all of those images to a single
product in Sell Media called “The Oscars”. Since you tagged the
names of each movie star as keywords, searching for “Jennifer
Lawrence” might actually show images of other celebrities because
you added their names as keywords, which were assigned to the
product. Not ideal.
You have two options in this case: First, consider only adding
images that contain the same keywords to each product. Second,
consider using the Add Bulk approach and let each image have it’s
own dedicated product page with highly relevant and targeted
keywords.
Screenshots
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Sell Media Expire Download
This premium extension for Sell Media allows sellers to set an
expire time for purchased downloads. This helps protect your paid
downloads from being shared online well after the files have been
purchased.
Use Case Scenarios
1. Shared Download Links – This extension helps prevent
unscrupulous users from downloading your paid products after the
expire time that you set.
2. Double Protection – Accessing paid downloads requires a special
link that is only sent to buyers after they have paid. Adding an
expire time adds another layer of protection.
Requirements
This extension requires the free Sell Media plugin to work.
Installation & Configuration
1. Download the extension on the Customer Dashboard.
2. Log into your WordPress site.
3. Click Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin.
4. Select the ZIP that you downloaded above.
5. Activate the plugin.
6. Visit Sell Media -> Settings -> Misc -> Download Expire.
7. Choose the time variable that works best for your store.
8. Now, all download links sent via email will expire accordingly.
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Sell Media Subscription
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Similar post
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Sell Media Free Downloads
The Free Downloads extension for our Sell Media plugin makes it
easy to generate leads and grow your mailing list by allowing you to
offer free downloads. When visitors click the download button on an
image, they will be prompted to submit their name and e-mail
address to complete the download. The extension integrates with
MailChimp, an e-mail marketing system.
Powerful Marketing Tool
Remember those “Subscribe to my email newsletter” forms and
links? Here’s a secret: They really aren’t any good at lead
generation or growing your mailing list. Oh, the truth hurts! Giving
away free downloads is a great way to grow your mailing list
because users are actually receiving something in exchange for
their email address. This a critical piece of running a successful
online business. The bigger your list, the more potential customers.
How it works
1. You must be using WordPress and our free Sell Media plugin.
2. Install and activate the Free Downloads extension just like a
normal plugin.
3. Visit the Sell Media > Settings > Misc > Free Downloads Settings
4. Fill in your MailChimp API Key. You can find your MailChimp API
Key on the Account > Extras > API Keys page at MailChimp.com
5. Add a new item to Sell Media and make sure the Free Download
checkbox is checked. This turns this download into a free
download, replaces the “Buy” buttons with “Download” buttons.
6. Visitors will add their name and email address to the Free
Download form, the extension emails them their download, and
their contact info is added to your mailing list in MailChimp.
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Screenshots
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Sell Media Reprints
VIDEO:
https://graphpaperpress.com/plugins/sellmedia-reprints/
The Reprints (Self-Fulfillment) extension for Sell Media allows store
owners to sell photo reprints directly out of their WordPress site and
print and ship them directly to their customers. Now you can sell
both downloadable files and prints using Sell Media! You can create
an unlimited number of print sizes that buyers can purchase directly
from your WordPress site. You can print the images yourself, or
send them to your preferred print vendor of choice. Below are some
screenshots of the Reprints (Self-Fulfillment) extension in action:
Shopping Cart
The shopping cart pops up on the page and allows your customers
to purchase either downloads or reprints. The screenshot above
those the layout of the reprint tab. Buyers can purchase any
number of sizes and finishes that your can control on the settings
page.
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Settings Page
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Configure an unlimited number of reprint sizes and finishes, set
prices and configure flat, quantity and total shipping rates. The
Photo Reprints (Self-Fulfillment) extensions also makes it possible
to completely hide the option for buyers to purchase downloads on
a store-wide basis.
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You can optionally make individual images available for reprint only
(not a downloadable product) by checking the “Reprint Only” option
when editing an item in Sell Media.
Limited Edition Photos, Prints, and Artwork
You can choose to sell limited edition prints by checking the
“Limited Editions” checkbox, saving the post, and later adding the
total quantity that you want to sell.
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Sell Media Stripe
VIDEO:
https://graphpaperpress.com/plugins/sellmedia-stripe/
The Stripe payment gateway extension for our Sell Media plugin
allows you to accept credit card purchases from buyers world-wide.
Buyers will not leave your site to process their credit card purchase,
which is shown to help increase conversion rates and ultimately,
increase sales.
Main Benefits
• Anyone with a credit card can buy from you. No Paypal account
required.
• Look professional by accepting credit card purchases directly on
your site.
• Increase sales by simplifying the checkout process.
• Grow a healthy business with advanced analytics and financial
reporting.
• Incredibly easy to implement. Test your first transaction within
minutes.
Compare the User Experience
Paypal
1. Re-direct customers to PayPal’s website, away from yours
2. Customer enters credit card details or logs into Paypal account
3. Customer confirms they want to allow company to bill them
4. Customer is redirected back to your site
5. Customer gets what they paid for

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Stripe
1. Customer enters credit card details
2. Customer gets what they paid for
Screenshots
Sell Media Settings Page With Stripe Fields
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Checkout Page With Stripe Credit Card Fields
Stripe Overview Admin Page
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Stripe Payments Admin Page
Stripe Customers Admin Page
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Stripe Account Settings Page
Requirements
1. You must have a free Stripe account. After signing up, you will
need to obtain four keys (two for testing mode, two for live
mode) on your settings page and paste them into your Sell Media -
> Settings -> Payment page.
2. You will need an SSL certificate, which Stripe requires to
process live payments. Read Stripe’s documentation about this.
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Sell Media Subscription
Sell monthly or yearly subscription plans to your stock library using
the enterprise-level extension for our Sell Media plugin. Think of it
like your own private iStockPhotos website where you set all prices
and keep 100% of all sales revenue.
Customizable Plans
You can configure up to 5 monthly and 5 yearly subscription plans
and can set download limits for each plan. When download limits
are reached for each plan, new downloads are disabled until the
next billing cycle and the customer is sent an email notification.
Recurring Billing
All plans come with automatic monthly or yearly recurring billing.
Your customers will sign up to your website once and their accounts
will be billed each month or year until they either cancel their
accounts or payment fails. The more your store grows, the greater
value it brings to your customers.
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Beautiful, Simple Shopping Experience
This extension integrates with the existing Quick View dialog popup
so that your subscription plans are easy to sign up.
Sell Both Single Products and Subscriptions
Still want to offer single product sales? No problem! Simply set the
Selling Preferences option to enable both single product and
subscription sales.
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Email Notifications
Store owners can configure up to 4 different outgoing email
notifications sent to buyers including:
1. Activation Email – Sent when accounts becomes active.
2. Expiration Email – Sent when subscriptions expire.
3. Download Limit Reached – Sent when download limits are
reached.
4. Cancellation Email – Sent when accounts are cancelled or billing
fails.
Marketing and Up-Sell Emails
You can use the email notifications system to cross-market and upsell
customers on various plans and store offerings. For
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example, when download limits are reached, you can use this
opportunity to cross-market and up-sell higher level plans via the
notification email. When an account is cancelled, you can send the
customer a discount code asking them to rejoin. It’s proven that
these transactional emails have a much higher engagement level
than any email marketing campaign, so don’t let this opportunity go
to waste.
The Benefits of Selling Subscription Plans
Offering subscription plans turns a one-time product sale into a
recurring sale. The more photos and videos you add, the more
valuable your service is for your customers. The key benefits of
selling subscription plans include:
• Provides your customers with greater value.
• Builds brand loyalty.
• Increases revenue.
Sell Media Watermark
The Watermark extension for Sell Media allows you to protect your
large images in one click using a watermark image of your choice.
You can choose to protect all large images on your site, or just
those that you plan on selling using the Sell Media plugin. Simply
check the “Watermark All Images” checkbox on the Settings page
The extension doesn’t watermark the original source file
(which is already protected if you’re using the Sell Media
plugin).For best results use a transparent PNG and make sure
your watermark is smaller than your image (100 pixels by 100 pixels
works great). This Watermark extension does not overwrite,
create new images, or harm existing images. Images must be
hosted locally, not on a CDN.
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Sell Media Model Release
The Model Release extension for our Sell Media plugin allows you
to attach a waiver documents to your products for safe keeping and
future reference. The documents will be uploaded into your media
library, which can be quickly attached and reattached to one or
many products.
Why You Need A Model Release
Photographers who publish images of people (adults, minors,
groups) for sale online need signed releases to protect themselves
legally. A model release provides this protection. Also known as a
liability waiver, a model release is a legal document typically signed
by the subject of a photograph granting permission to publish the
photograph in one form or another.
Example Use Case
So, let’s say that you’re a photographer and you plan on creating a
stock photography website using our Sell Media plugin. If you plan
on selling stock photos of people on your website, you’ll definitely
want to have the subjects sign a release form. You can get a
sample release form from ASMP.
Example Workflow
1. Print copies of your preferred model release document or use one
of the many available waiver mobile apps.
2. Have your subjects sign your waiver.
3. Take a photo of the signed waiver after the shoot.
4. Upload your photos in Sell Media and click the “Choose” button in
the “Model Release” section on the page.
5. Choose the model release from your computer.
6. Done!
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Now, your model release document is forever attached to the
photos or videos that it relates to in your store. The text “Model
Release: Yes” will appear below the “Buy” button on every
product that has an attached model release.
Screenshots
Model release notice to buyers
Model release admin interface
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Sell Media Manual Purchases
The Manual Purchases extension for the Sell Media plugin allows
buyers to arrange an offline payment (check, wire, cash, etc) with
sellers on the checkout page. This is useful if you have established,
pre-existing payment arrangements with your buyers. See how it
works below.
PayPal is the default payment gateway available in Sell Media. With
the Manual Purchases extension activated, an additional payment
option will appear above PayPal.
When the Manual Purchase radio button is selected, additional
fields will be shown to buyers so they can bypass the PayPal or
(Stripe) payment gateways altogether.
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After the buyer fills out the fields and clicks Checkout Now, an email
will be sent to either the seller or the contributor (the creator of the
work).
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Sell Media Mailchimp
The MailChimp extension for
the Sell Media plugin for WordPress allows your buyers to sign up
for your preferred MailChimp newsletter list. Buyers will see a “Sign
Up for Newsletter” checkbox on the checkout page. This option will
only appear for users who are not logged in.
MailChimp is one of the most popular and feature rich web apps for
creating and sending newsletters to your customers. According to
their website, more than 2.5 million people use MailChimp to design
email newsletters, share them on social networks, integrate with
services you already use, and track your results.
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Sell Media Magnifier
This extension for the Sell Media plugin adds a “magnifying glass”
over images, allowing buyers to inspect the image closer for
sharpness. Simply upload and activate this plugin and the magnifier
will be added on all single sell media item pages.
View a demo of the Magnifier extension.
Whether you are building a stock photography website or posting
images for client viewing, the Magnifier extension is both highly
useful and a fun interactive tool that empowers buyers, promoting
sales. The Magnifier only works on modern browsers.
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Sell Media Discount Codes
The Discount Codes extension for Sell Media allows store owners
to create an infinite number of discount codes. Share them with
your customers to help drive sales. This works with the reprints
extensions, also, so you can offer discounts for printed images, too.
Main Features
• Percentage or Flat Amount – You can set either 20% off or $20
off.
• Start and End Dates – Perfect for holidays or time-sensitive
offers.
• Maximum Uses – Set the maximum number of uses for each
coupon.
Screenshots
Add New Discount Code
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View All Discount Codes
Discount Code Field on Checkout Page
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Discount Applied To Total On Checkout Page
Sell Media Commissions
The Commissions extension for Sell Media allows you to reward
contributors with sales commissions for specific media sold.
Example Use Case – Photo Agency
Imagine if you ran a small photo agency or collective and you
wanted to reward each photographer with a percentage of the total
sale for his/her photos. The commissions extension makes this all
possible. Simply have your photographers register for a user
account on your website (or create a user account for them if
registration is closed). Then, on each image uploaded, specify
which user should receive sales commissions when the image is
sold. At the end of the month, you can export all commissions into a
Paypal Mass Pay file to pay all sales commissions at once.
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Screenshots
Sell Media Download Lightbox
This extension allows visitors to download the high resolution
versions of all images in their Lightbox with a valid passcode.
Use Case Scenarios
1. Editor Access – Many photographers work with clients whom they
trust, such as editors at magazines and newspapers. This
extension would allow these photographers to provide their trusted
clients with an easy way download their favorite images in one
swoop.
2. Client Downloads – Event photographers might want to provide
their clients the ability to download the high resolution images in
one batch.
Requirements
This extension requires the ZIP Archive PHP library, which is
already installed on most reputable web hosting providers. Ask your
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web hosting provider to activate the ZIP Archive PHP library in
order to use this extension.
Installation & Configuration
1. Download the extension on the Customer Dashboard.
2. Log into your WordPress site.
3. Click Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin.
4. Select the ZIP that you downloaded above.
5. Activate the plugin.
6. Visit Sell Media -> Settings -> Misc -> Download Lightbox
Passcode.
7. Type in your Passcode. This is the passcode that you will share
with your clients to allow them to download everything in their
Lightbox.
8. To test the functionality, add one or many items to your Lightbox.
9. On the Lightbox page, click the Download All link and provide the
passcode.
10. All files will be zipped up and the download will immediately
begin.
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GPP Shortcodes
GPP Shortcodes is a free WordPress plugin that allows you to
easily add “flat design” buttons, boxes, icons, pricing tables, tabs,
toggles and column layouts in your posts and pages without
modifying CSS, HTML or PHP.
Use the navigation below to jump to specific instructions:
1. Flat Buttons
2. Boxes
3. Icons
4. Highlights
5. Dividers
6. Accordions
7. Toggles
8. Tabs
9. Google Maps
10. Pricing Table
11. Grids
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1. Flat Buttons
Button Colors
Grey Button
Yellow Button
Green Button
Red Block Button
Blue Button
Purple Button
Black Button
Button Sizes
Small Button
Medium Button
Large Button
Button Style
Medium Inline Button
Medium Block Button
Buttons with Icons
Button Text
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Basic Usage:
[gpp_button url="http://graphpaperpress.com"]Button Text[/gpp_button]
Generates:
Button Text
Advanced Usage:
[gpp_button color="blue" url="http://graphpaperpress.com" title="themes"
icon_left="twitter" target="_blank" size="large" display="block"]Button
Text[/gpp_button]
Generates:
Button Text
Attributes:
color, url, title, target, rel, class, icon_left, icon_right, size, display
Available colors:
black, green, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple
Available sizes:
small, medium, large
Available displays:
inline, block
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Available icon_left and icon_right:
standard, aside, image, gallery, video, status, quote, link, chat,
audio, github, dribble, twitter, facebook, facebook-alt, wordpress,
googleplus, linkedin, linkedin-alt, pinterest, pinterest-alt, flickr,
vimeo, youtube, tumblr, instagram, codepen, polldaddy, comment,
category, tag, time, user, day, week, month, pinned, search,
unzoom, zoom, show, hide, close, close-alt, trash, star, home, mail,
edit, reply, feed, warning, share, attachment, location, checkmark,
menu, top, minimize, maximize, 404, spam, summary, cloud, key,
dot, next, previous, expand, collapse, dropdown, dropdown-left, top,
draggable, phone, send-to-phone, plugin, cloud-download, cloudupload,
external, document, book, cog, unapprove, cart, pause,
stop, skip-back, skip-ahead, play, tablet, send-to-tablet, info, notice,
help, fastforward, rewind, portfolio, uparrow, rightarrow, downarrow,
leftarrow
3. Icons
Icons courtesy of Genericons.
Available rel:
self, blank, target
2. Boxes
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Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit.
Left aligned text
Right aligned text
Basic Usage:
[gpp_box]Alert Box Text[/gpp_box]
Generates:
Alert Box Text
Advanced Usage:
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[gpp_box color="green" width="50%" text_align="left" margin_bottom="50px"
margin_top="50px"]Alert Box Text[/gpp_box]
Alert Box Text
Attributes:
color, width, text_align, margin_bottom, margin_top, class
Available colors:
black, green, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple
Text align:
left, right, center
Usage:
[gpp_icon type="image"]
Generates:
4. Highlights
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut
enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris
nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in
reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla
pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in
culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Usage:
[gpp_highlight]text to highlight[/gpp_highlight]
Generates
text to highlight
Attributes:
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color
Available colors:
grey, black, green, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple
Advanced Usage:
[gpp_highlight color="green"]text to highlight[/gpp_highlight]
5. Dividers
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Usage:
[gpp_divider]
Generates:
Attributes:
type, color
Available types:
solid, dashed, dotted, double
Available colors:
grey, black, green, blue, red, yellow, pink, purple
Advanced Usage:
[gpp_divider type="dashed" color="green"]
6. Accordions
Section #1
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut
enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris
nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in
reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla
pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in
culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Section #2
Section #3
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Basic Usage:
[gpp_accordion][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #1"]Section 1
text[/gpp_accordion_section][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #2"]Section 2
text[/gpp_accordion_section][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #3"]Section 3
text[/gpp_accordion_section][/gpp_accordion]
Advanced Usage:
[gpp_accordion][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #1"]Section 1
text[/gpp_accordion_section][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #2"]Section 2
text[/gpp_accordion_section][gpp_accordion_section title="Section #3"]Section 3
text[/gpp_accordion_section][/gpp_accordion]
Attributes:
title, class
7. Toggles
Toggle #1
Another Toggle
Usage:
[gpp_toggle title="Toggle Title"]Toggle text[/gpp_toggle]
Attributes:
title, class
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8. Tabs
• Tab #1
• Tab #2
• Tab #3
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do
eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut
enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris
nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in
reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla
pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in
culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Usage:
[gpp_tabgroup][gpp_tab title="Tab #1"]Tab 1 text [/gpp_tab][gpp_tab title="Tab
#2"]Tab 2 text[/gpp_tab][/gpp_tabgroup]
Attributes:
title, class
9. Google Maps
Usage:
[gpp_googlemap location="new york,usa"]
Advanced Usage:
[gpp_googlemap location="new york,usa" zoom="5" title="New York" height="500"]
Attributes:
location, height, title, zoom, class
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10. Pricing Tables
Gold
$200
per month
• 100GB Storage
• 4GB Ram
• 10 databases
• 1,000 Emails
• 500GB Bandwidth
Sign Up
Silver
$100
per month
• 30GB Storage
• 1GB Ram
• 10 databases
• 1,000 Emails
• 50GB Bandwidth
Sign Up
Bronze
$40
per month
• 10GB Storage
• 512MB Ram
• 10 databases
• 1,000 Emails
• 25GB Bandwidth
Sign Up
Usage:
[gpp_pricing plan="Premium" cost="$200" per="per month"
button_url="http://graphpaperpress.com" button_text="Sign Up" button_color="green"
button_target="self" button_rel="nofollow"]
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• plan feature
• plan feature
• plan feature
• plan feature
[/gpp_pricing]
Attributes:
plan, cost, per, button_url, button_text, button_color, button_target,
button_rel, position, class
11. Grids
You can combine grid with many of the shortcodes above to create
complex page layouts. One important point to remember is this:
When you are adding your grid shortcodes in the WordPress editor,
WordPress will transform all RETURNS as linebreaks and add a
tag. This can cause your grids to display in a stair step layout,
which isn’t good. To fix this, do not RETURN when adding your grid
shortcodes to the WordPress editor. For example, this is correct:
[one_half_first]
This is the first column
[/one_half_first][one_half_last]
This is the first column
[/one_half_last]
This is incorrect:
[one_half_first]
This is the first column
[/one_half_first]
[one_half_last]
This is the first column
[/one_half_last]
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Notice that there is a RETURN after the [/one_half_first]? This will
cause layout problems (the stair step effect, which we don’t want).
Simply make sure that your ending and beginning grid shortcodes
but directly up against each other, like this:
[/one_half_first][one_half_last]
Now, onto the full grid shortcodes…
Six Columns
Usage:
[one_sixth_first]
This is the first column
[/one_sixth_first][one_sixth]
This is the second column
[/one_sixth][one_sixth]
This is the third column
[/one_sixth][one_sixth]
This is the fourth column
[/one_sixth][one_sixth]
This is the fifth column
[/one_sixth][one_sixth_last]
This is the sixth and last column
[/one_sixth_last]
Generates:
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
ColumnDonec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a
ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae,
feugiat in, nunc.
onec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc
onec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
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Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Four Columns
Usage:
[one_fourth_first]
This is the first column
[/one_fourth_first][one_fourth]
This is the second column
[/one_fourth][one_fourth]
This is the third column
[/one_fourth][one_fourth_last]
This is the fourth and last column
[/one_fourth_last]
Generates:
First Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Second Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Third Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Fourth Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
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Three Columns
Usage:
[one_third_first]
This is the first column
[/one_third_first][one_third]
This is the second column
[/one_third][one_third_last]
This is the third and last column
[/one_third_last]
Generates:
First Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Second Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Third Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
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Two Columns
Usage:
[one_half_first]
This is the first column
[/one_half_first][one_half_last]
This is the second and last column
[/one_half_last]
Generates:
First Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat.
Last Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat.
One-Sixth & Five-Sixth Columns
Usage:
[one_sixth_first]
This is the first column
[/one_sixth_first][five_sixth_last]
This is the second and last column
[/five_sixth_last]
First Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
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Last Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a
ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae,
feugiat in, nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy.
Mauris a ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo
vitae, feugiat in, nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla
nonummy. Mauris a ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at,
commodo vitae, feugiat in, nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien
fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante. Suspendisse quam sem,
consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in, nunc.
One-Third & Two-Third Columns
Usage:
[one_third_first]
This is the first column
[/one_third_first][two_thirds_last]
This is the second and last column
[/two_thirds_last]
First Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc.
Last Column
Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a ante.
Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae, feugiat in,
nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy. Mauris a
ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo vitae,
feugiat in, nunc. Donec sed tellus eget sapien fringilla nonummy.
Mauris a ante. Suspendisse quam sem, consequat at, commodo
vitae, feugiat in, nunc.
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