Modules
Choose the version of the GPL license you would like to add to the plugin. |
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Check this box if you want to support later versions of the General Public License. |
Add one or multiple WordPress contributors to the readme. Simply use their WordPress slug. If you want to add multiple ones, separate them with a comma, e.g. jondoe, contributr2. If the contributor slug exists on WordPress.org, this user will be able to push data to the SVN repository. |
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Add up to 12 tags to your plugin template. These tags will helpyour plugin to be found under these specific keywords. They are also listed on WordPress.org. To use multiple ones, simply separate the tags by comma, e.g. plugin template, myplugin, anothertag |
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This tag allows you to define a minimum WordPress version that needs to be used to make your plugin work without any problems. |
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Add the latest WordPress version that your plugin supports. Usually, this should always be the latest version of WordPress to keep your plugin up with the latest standards and changes. |
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Add the minimum PHP version that your plugin requires to function properly and without any issues. |
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Add a description to your readme.txt file. This description supports the Markdown language. In case you leave this field empty, we will include a demo description for you. |
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Add some frequently asked questions to your readme.txt file using the Markdown language. In case you leave this field empty, we will include a demo FAQ for you. |
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Provide a link that people can donate to you. This link will also be visible on WordPress.org if you decide to host the plugin there. |
HELPER COMMENT START
and HELPER COMMENT END
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Add the URL you would like to include into the link. |
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Add the title of the link. This will be used as the title, as well as the text you an click on to open the URL. |
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Check this box if you want to open the link within a new tab. |
The .gitignore file tells which files (or patterns) git should ignore. It contains already predefined values that are recommended to be ignored by default. |
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The .distignore file tells which files and folders should be ignored in distribution. It contains already predefined values that are recommended to be ignored by default. |
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The .editorconfig file is for unifying the coding style for different editors and IDEs. It already contains predefined values based on the WordPress standards. |
Choose whether you would like to add the CSS file to your WordPress backend, the frontend or on both sides. |
Choose whether you would like to add the JS file to your WordPress backend, the frontend or on both sides. |
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This allows you to enqueue the script in the footer instead of the head of the website. It can improve your perormance and ranking. |
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This will make sure that the script is loaded after jQuery was initialized. It will also add a custom jQuery example on how to safely use jQuery within the file (comply with the noConflict mode). |
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This feature adds an example ajax call to your plugin. To check if the ajax call was successful, please check the browser console. |
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This feature adds an example of the WordPress heartbeat API to your plugin template. To read more about it: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/javascript/heartbeat-api/ |
This allows you to add a custom menu page to the WP Webhooks menu. |
The shortcode tag is what you will include in between the square brackets: |
Choose whether you would like to add a hook on activation of the plugin, deactivation, or both. |
The REST Endpoint will be accessible via a URL similar to:
https://yourdomain.com/wp-json/{INTERNAL_PLUGIN_SLUG}/v1/demo/4
- for the actual URL, please check the comment within the RUN class of the plugin.
Customize the title of the widget. |
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Add custom content to your demo widget. |
Customize the slug of your post type. This will be the slug ypr post type will be created for. Only smaller characters and a maximum of 20 allowed. |
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Name your post type in the singular way. |
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Name your post type in the plural way. |
Please include here the URL of your EDD webshop in the following format: https://mydomain.com |
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The ID of the Download (Product) you are going to sell this plugin with. |
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Add a demo license key to test if the automatic downloads work. If you want to learn more about the updater setup, please read the following article. This license will be validated against your online shop. |
The version of the installed updater class is 1.9.0.
You can use this field to customize the title of the settings page tab. |
You can use this field to customize the title of the options page. |
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You can use this field to customize the menu title of the options page. |
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This feature will add a sub options page to the original ACF options page. |
We are constantly creating more modules. If you would love to have a specific module, feel free to contact us.
Next modules
WP Admin List Table
The Admin List Tables are a helper class that allows you to use the table layout, such as the post or page overview, for your own values.
Template engine
Allow to set up custom PHP template files that can be overwritten within the child theme.
Would you like something specific?
We build that service for you. If you'd like to see something specific as a module, feel free to contact us. 🙂