Wordpress Integration

Wordpress allows you to create and manage websites and blogs with ease. By integrating Webdam and Wordpress, you can use your latest Webdam assets in your Wordpress 6 environment. 

By making use of the Webdam reference URLs and our automatic CloudFront invalidation process, the integration ensures that when you update your assets in Webdam, the latest version is also automatically reflected on your Wordpress website. The integration uses custom Webdam blocks for single images and video assets. The Gallery Block is used to showcase multiple image or video assets, and Featured Image is used to showcase a primary image. For those customers with Dynamic Asset Transformation (DAT), the latest Universal Compact View with the DAT-UI is available. 

Available Versions

There are two versions available for the Wordpress plugin. Both versions have an open source version available, which you can customize to your own needs.

  • Version 5.2.0 or later
    This version supports Wordpress 5.9 or later, tested up to Wordpress version 6.0.2. This plugin version is actively being maintained.
  • Version 5.0.0
    This version supports Wordpress 5.8 or lower. This version won't receive updates as Wordpress only officially supports Wordpress 6.0 and later.

How to use the integration

  1. Click + New to create a new page or post. Alternatively you can edit existing content.
  2. Click + to create a new block.
  3. Click Asset if you want to add a single asset or click Gallery if you want to add multiple assets or a collection.
  4. Click Open Compact View. The Compact View will open. If your company's Webdam portal URL is already filled in in the pop-up, click Connect. If not, enter the URL in the below format. A popup will open, which allows you to log in to your Webdam environment. https://YourPortalURL.com
  5. Log in to the portal in the usual way.
  6. In the Asset tab, use the filter bar or search bar to filter and search for the assets and select the file(s) you want to add.
  7. In the Collection tab, select the collection that you want to add or click the collection and select the file(s) you want to add. 
  8. Click Add media to add the asset(s) to your Wordpress page.

You can also use Webdam embed code in combination with the Wordpress Custom HTML block to embed a single asset or collection. Learn more about embedding assets here.

 

Installation and configuration

  1. Download the plugin here.

  2. Navigate to your Wordpress website.

  3. Go to Plugins and click Add New > Upload plugin.

  4. Click Choose file, select the ZIP file you downloaded before, and click Install Now.

  5. Once the installation has finished go to Settings > Webdam to set up the configuration of the plugin.Below is the required setup of the OAuth 2 app:

    1. The User attached to the token should have the permission to View the Statistics tab.

    2. The grant_type needs to be set to client_credentials.

    3. The scopes asset.usage:read and asset.usage:write need to be enabled.

       7. Click Save changes.

Deactivate the plugin

  1. Navigate to your Wordpress website.

  2. Click Plugins in the side menu and click Deactivate in the Webdam plugin section.

  3. Click Save changes

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