Learning by example is the best way of grasping the concepts of how
\nanything works!<\/p>\n
Are you confused about how to do basic things in WordPress such as
\ncreating plugins, widgets, widget options, saving options, accessing
\ntaxonomy, manipulating menus, adding javascript, filters, custom posts,\u00a0and more?<\/p>\n
Not sure of how certain aspects of the WordPress API works?<\/p>\n
Has looking at snippets from the codex left you even more confused?<\/p>\n
Do you just want a downloadable plugin that you can install and run
\nwithout having to cut and paste code? Do you want something to run without\u00a0stitching together 50 different snippets of code, figuring out where the\u00a0code should go and praying that things would just work?<\/p>\n
In this talk, I’ll demo a set of example plugins that has examples of how\u00a0to perform these WordPress tasks. You can use them to learn how to\u00a0manipulate WordPress, or even use them as a starting point for your own\u00a0plugins. The goal of the WordPress Examples Toolkit is to provide a set\u00a0of plugins that are well documented and perform small tasks that are easy\u00a0to understand.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Learning by example is the best way of grasping the concepts of how anything works! Are you confused about how to do basic things in WordPress such as creating plugins, widgets, widget options, saving options, accessing taxonomy, manipulating menus, adding javascript, filters, custom posts,\u00a0and more? Not sure of how certain aspects of the WordPress API … Continue reading WordPress Examples Toolkit: Keep it Simple and Learn by Example<\/span>