Taming WordPress Taxonomies
A while back I wrote a short series of articles on programatically manipulating taxonomies in WordPress. If you didn’t see the series it included :- The Hidden Value of Custom Taxonomies. How to Add a Custom Taxonomy To Your Theme. How To Programatically Add Terms to a WordPress Taxonomy and De-registering A Custom WordPress Taxonomy. But […]
Building a Settings Page Using The Pico Plugin Framework – Part 5
In this final article on building a settings page using the Pico Plugin Framework we will look out how you get the data for the section you have registered. Looking back we have created a settings section and created a view to interact with the options. But being able to set options is pretty useless […]
Building A Settings Page With The Pico Plugin Framework – Part 4
Registering views and sections Back in the plugin file we need to tell the PPF that there is a view available and when to display the view, and that we have a settings section (which you used in the view earlier). The first part, informing the PPF we have a view is acheived by registering […]
Building A Settings Page With The Pico Plugin Framework – Part 3
Creating a view As I said in the previous article my preferred paradigm for the display architecture is to use the MVC pattern. So the next file will be the ‘View’ part in MVC. Even though the file is a view, it will contain PHP and will have a .php extension. This is not required […]
Building A Settings Page With The Pico Plugin Framework – Part 2
This is part two of a five part series. Part one covered making the initial plugin file and adding the callback to allow the plugin page to be selected from the dashboard. Part two covers how to hook the plugin into the WordPress infrastructure so that the plugin runs nicely with WordPress. Includes, hooks and […]
Building A Settings Page With The Pico Plugin Framework – Part 1
Introduction One of the design goals of the PPF was to make adding a settings page for a plugin easier. If you want to add a settings page for your plugin using the Settings API then there are several functions you have to call and it is easy to get it wrong and have a […]
The Pico Plugin Framework
When I started writing the Pico Plugin Framework I wanted something that would make using some features of the WordPress API easier to use and to help make Plugin building quicker. The first release was a bit buggy and not as polished as I would have liked but I do believe that sometimes it is […]
123techtrending Piano Key Menu
Update: This plugin no longer represents the quality of my work at it’s best so I have removed it from the downloads page. If you liked this plugin and are looking for support please use the contact form to email me any questions. On the downloads page is a link to a WordPress plugin I […]
