| 开发者 | stoeck |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月10日 23:06 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[photoproof_galleries_client] displays all galleries assigned to the logged-in client/uploads/photoproof/), separate from the standard Media Library.
Built for photographers, by a photographer. PhotoProof is built and maintained by Cédric Stoecklin, a photographer who needed a proofing tool that wouldn't lock him into a SaaS or share his clients' photos with third parties. Free, open source, and built to last. More details and a full walkthrough on photoproof.cedricstoecklin.com.
photoproof folder to /wp-content/plugins/.Browsing the gallery works without any account. A WordPress account (subscriber role is enough) is only required when the client wants to validate their final selection.
Yes. In Settings → Security & Watermark, you can set a custom login URL. If left empty, WordPress uses its default login page.
In Settings, upload a PNG logo and set the desired opacity. This makes the watermark available. Then, on each gallery, a "Watermark protection" toggle lets you decide whether to apply it or not. When enabled, PhotoProof generates watermarked copies in a /watermarked/ subfolder; the originals are never modified. Clients see the watermarked version, you keep the originals safe.
The toggle can be changed at any time — even after publication. The frontend always reflects the current setting.
In Settings, enable automatic renaming and set your global pattern (for example: MyStudio-{gallery_title}). Once enabled, every gallery's files are automatically renamed using the pattern, with a counter (-0001, -0002...) appended to each file.
On a per-gallery basis, you can fill in a "Custom file name" field in the metabox. When set, this name replaces the global pattern entirely (useful if the gallery title doesn't make a good file name — too long, special characters, internal codes...).
Yes. From the gallery editor, you can reopen a validated gallery — either keeping the previous client selection or resetting it entirely.
If auto-archiving is enabled, galleries are automatically set to "archived" status 30 days after publication. The client sees a friendly message asking them to contact their photographer. Admins can always view and reactivate archived galleries.
The gallery uses its own standalone template, completely independent from your theme. This avoids conflicts with page builders, animation libraries (Barba.js, GSAP...), or any JavaScript framework your theme may use.
WordPress asks "Are you sure you want to delete this plugin and all of its data?" — PhotoProof respects that promise. Uninstalling the plugin permanently removes:
/uploads/photoproof/ folder and its contents