Import from 12 folder plugins, with post-type choices

Switching to Folderly is now much easier. The importer detects supported post types in each source, including posts, pages and custom post types where that source provides them, and now reads from twelve plugins.

What's new

• Import folders for supported media, post, page and custom post types. Settings → Folderly → Import shows the post types detected for each source, and you choose which to bring over. Some sources contain media only
• Three more sources — Media Library Organizer, Folderify and iFolders — for twelve in total, alongside HappyFiles, Enhanced Media Library, WP Media Folder, Folders (Premio), Wicked Folders, Media Library Assistant, Media Library Folders, Real Media Library and FileBird. The source plugin doesn't need to be active
• Undo an import per post type. Only the folders that import created are removed; folders you made yourself are never touched
• New Danger Zone tab in Settings → Folderly: permanently clear every folder for a post type in one place, with a type-to-confirm safeguard and a progress bar. This cannot be undone. Your media and posts stay where they are — only the folders go

Improvements

• Imports run in your browser in small batches with a live progress bar, so very large libraries no longer hit server time limits
• Re-running an import is safe: folders already imported are recognised and skipped, and every item keeps the first folder it was filed in
• Two source folders with the same name under the same parent now import as two separate folders instead of being merged
• The import summary separates items that couldn't be filed from unreadable rows in the source plugin's own data

Fixes

• Folders (Premio) and Wicked Folders imports now read the correct taxonomy for each post type
• WP Media Folder's hidden root container is no longer imported as a stray folder
• FileBird collections and Real Media Library collections and galleries are no longer imported as folders
• Clearing all folders on very large sites no longer times out part-way through