Where to store plugin settings fields
I am developing plugin right now, and I have one questions about best practices and conventions.
I am developing plugin right now, and I have one questions about best practices and conventions.
From 4.3 we have a new template, singular.php. I tried to understand what is it, but I didn’t get it. 🙂
I’m trying to find how WordPress is dealing with preview posts before publish.
I’m building a WordPress Plugin and it has two tables and some data.
Right now, for displaying and changing the data, I’m using the wpdb function and manually creating the user interface (mimicking the Default one).
I need, somehow, to enable that when you logout, that ‘My Account’ item is getting hidden from the navbar, and instead it displays a ‘Log in’ link. The item ‘My Account’ also have submenus with the items ‘Log out’ and ‘Track your order’. This should be hidden as well (I guess it gets hidden when you hide the parent ‘My Account’).
I have this code:
When developing themes and plugins it is sometimes neccesary to add some functionality to some hook using conditional statements.
I know there are userID, username in the database, but I want a formatted and unique number for physical world use.
When a new blog is created in a WP Multisite instance I want to be able to set the default theme and configuration options
I’m currently setting up a sidebar menu with multiple menus and sections. Each section with the title (the menu name) and a bunch of links underneath (the menu items) – I printed the items, but how do I print the menu name?