The media_upload_text_after WordPress PHP function displays a message after a file has been uploaded.
Usage
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'your_function_name');
Parameters
- None
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: media_upload_text_after
Examples
Add a custom message after media upload
Display a message to the user after they have uploaded a file.
function custom_media_upload_message() {
echo '**File uploaded successfully!**';
}
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'custom_media_upload_message');
Display additional instructions after media upload
Provide more information to users after they have uploaded a file.
function display_additional_instructions() {
echo 'To insert the uploaded media into your post, click **Insert into post** button.';
}
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'display_additional_instructions');
Show a reminder to add alt text
Remind users to add alt text to their uploaded images for better accessibility.
function remind_alt_text() {
echo '**Reminder:** Please add alt text to your image for better accessibility.';
}
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'remind_alt_text');
Display a message about image optimization
Inform users about image optimization and compression for faster page loading.
function image_optimization_message() {
echo 'For better performance, consider optimizing and compressing your images before uploading.';
}
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'image_optimization_message');
Show a custom message based on user role
Display a custom message to administrators after they upload a file.
function custom_message_for_admins() {
if (current_user_can('administrator')) {
echo '**Note for Admins:** Make sure to review the uploaded file before publishing.';
}
}
add_action('media_upload_text_after', 'custom_message_for_admins');