[…] is, to call functions in your plugin at specific times, and thereby set your plugin in motion. Simply put, hooks exist that allow our themes and our plugins to modify core WordPress behavior. This is usually done by actions and/or filters. Actions allow us to do something during the WordPress page lifecycle, and filters allow us […]
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Dobby is one of the various WordPress admin notice plugins that I think is worth checking out both for bloggers and for developers.
[…] nothing knew – we’ve been doing this since the GUI was introduced to computing, right? But is this something that we should be considering for our WordPress plugins (or our themes)? WordPress Plugin Icons As far as icons go, they ultimately help to form some type of identity for our application. In fact, I’d […]
[…] easy to do this using two functions: register_activation_hook deregister_activation_hook But here’s the the thing: These two functions may not work as you expect if you’re writing your plugins using object-oriented practices. So I thought I’d share how I go about displaying a plugin activation message in hopes that it not only helps you in […]
[…] The “Page Template in Plugin” Discussion I’ve shared this before, but I generally believe that themes should be dedicated to providing presentation and layouts for data, and plugins should be responsible for introducing functionality into WordPress. The thing is, the lines can get blurred (and often are). Personally, I think that we – as designers […]
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