In this tutorial you’ll learn an open secret: how to generate screenshots of websites to use in your WordPress posts using a service provided by WordPress.com. We’ll even turn this into an easy-to-use shortcode to display the screenshots… let’s get started!
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In the first post, we took a look at how to attach a file – specifically, a PDF – to WordPress posts and pages without having to use a plugin or third-party solution. At this point, you can only upload files – there’s no way to actually deactivate the link or delete the link to the file once it has been uploaded. In this post, we’ll take a look at how to provide some slightly better styling for the download link and how to extend the custom meta box functionality by allowing users to delete files after they’ve downloaded them.
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