[…] an application. Upon installation, you can immediately begin using it to build a website, a blog, a storefront, or something similar through the use of themes and plugins. Here’s the thing, though: WordPress provides APIs that allow us to build functionality on top of it. We can build custom features that run right along-side […]
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[…] blogger, then as someone who was tweaking themes, as someone who was building and selling a couple of themes with a small team, someone who focuses on plugins and custom solutions. But, as with anything, there’s a bigger story behind each part of it. As a Blogger For anyone who’s heard me speak during […]
[…] in WordPress, it can be a challenge. “Let’s Get Specific, Bob.” That is, I can write about it at a very detailed level using a suite of plugins, looking at the data, dissecting queries, and showing how to do it. Or I can write it about it at a slightly higher level with the […]
A guide for how to work with plugins or themes against the latest version of WordPress.
[…] that’s easy to introduce thanks to API functions like add_menu_page. On top of that, it’s easy to add submenus using add_submenu_page. But if you’re working with the plugins_loaded hook or a plugin bootstrap file, then trying to introduce a WordPress menu page (along with any related submenus), you may end up with some unexpected results. […]
