FolderBloom Embed

FolderBloom turns a folder in your Dropbox or OneDrive into a polished section of your website: a searchable file library, a photo gallery, a slideshow, a before-and-after slider, a sortable table or a restaurant menu. When you add or replace a file in the folder, your website shows the new version after FolderBloom syncs — no re-uploading to WordPress. This plugin adds one shortcode, [folderbloom], so you can place a FolderBloom embed anywhere in WordPress: in a post or page, in a Shortcode block, in a widget, or in a page builder's shortcode element. You need a FolderBloom account to use this plugin. You set up your folders and choose a layout at folderbloom.com; publishing on a website requires a paid FolderBloom plan for that website. You can connect a folder and preview the result for free. What you can show

• File libraries — list, compact list, cards or thumbnail grid, with search, sorting, document previews and downloads.
• Photo galleries — masonry or uniform grids, slideshows, before-and-after sliders, single images and logo carousels.
• Spreadsheets — an Excel or CSV file as a live, sortable table, a restaurant menu or a recipe.
• Single-file buttons — one file, or always the newest file in a folder, as a download button.
• Private folders — password-protected folders and invite-only client folders stay hidden until visitors are allowed in.

Restaurant menus are part of your page When an embed is a restaurant menu, the plugin prints the menu straight into your page with schema.org Menu data, so search engines read it as part of your site. Add inline="no" to use the regular embed instead. Your files stay where they are FolderBloom reads your folder with read-only permission and never changes or deletes your files. Nothing is copied into your WordPress media library.

1. In WordPress, go to Plugins → Add New, search for "FolderBloom Embed", then install and activate it. (Or upload the folderbloom-embed folder to /wp-content/plugins/ and activate it.)
2. In your FolderBloom dashboard, open Embeds and copy the WordPress shortcode for the embed you want. It looks like [folderbloom id="fb_abc123"].
3. Paste the shortcode into a post, page, Shortcode block or widget, and publish.

The website's domain must be the one set up for that embed in FolderBloom (www and non-www both work). Shortcode options

• id (required) — the embed id from FolderBloom, starting with fb_.
• title — an accessible title for the embed.
• height — an initial height in pixels, to reduce layout shift while it loads.
• inline="no" — for restaurant menus, use the regular embed instead of printing the menu into the page.

1.2.2

• Two restaurant menus on the same page now keep their own accent colours.

1.2.1

• Restaurant menu styles are now bundled with the plugin instead of being loaded from the service.

1.2.0

• Menu styles are now added through WordPress's style queue, and menu HTML is filtered with WordPress's allowed-HTML rules.
• The embed script is versioned so browsers pick up updates.
• Added the "External services" section to this readme.

1.1.0

• Restaurant menus are printed straight into the page with schema.org Menu data. Add inline="no" to use the regular embed instead.

1.0.0

• First release: the [folderbloom] shortcode.