UmbraCare.DedicatedMediaFolder

Dedicated Media Folder package is your Content Editor's best friend, and will give a ton of value for every umbraco-based website. Dedicated Media Folder speeds up essential media-content workflow by putting Umbraco Media Picker on steroids. The package was designed to automate creating special media folders and introduce an effective media management system.

💡Showcase video: https://youtu.be/J5Nox333lys

Key features:

• Game-changing, intuitive and easy-to-use feature putting Umbraco media management on steroids.
• Introduces an effective system for Umbraco Media management.
• Automatic creation of folders in the Media section according to the structure of nodes in the Content section. 
• Content-related files will be stored inside a dedicated media folder.
• The Media section tree is a mirror to a Content tree!
• Well-organized Media section without the mess.
• A dedicated folder with files will be protected against unpredictable deletion.
• Faster upload, search, and files management.
• Limited duplication of nodes in the Media section.
• Improved back-office loading speed and overall performance.
• When deleting the content node - the dedicated folder will be automatically deleted as well.
• No more orphaned files. Significantly decreases storage costs.
• Automates time-consuming operations, a great timesaver for content management workflow (up to 20%).
• Supports all major Umbraco components like Rich Text Editor, Grid, Block List, or Macro, etc.
• Works with Umbraco 8, Umbraco 9 will be supported soon.

Changelog - release notes

8.2.0

• Improved consistency by Umbraco relations support.
• The dedicated folder works faster.
• Protection against dedicated folder deletion and loss of files.
• A dedicated folder will be restored from recycle bin together with a related content node.
• Improved anchor links call to action text.
• Possibility to check the relationship between dedicated folder and content node (from folder details view).
• Navigation from a dedicated folder to the content node directly through references (under Used in Documents).
• Possibility to move a dedicated folder to any location in the Media section (not recommended).