Make Your Plugin Translation Ready WordPress provides us with all the tools (and functions) we need to make our plugins translatable or localizable. Why make your plugin translatable, you might ask? Well, to increase your plugin’s target audience by allowing any person, who speaks any language, the ability to understand and use it. But making your… [Read More]
Make A WordPress Plugin – Readme.txt and Refactoring
In the previous post, we created our first plugin and also create a GitHub repo for it. So far so good, but now we need to take it a step further. In this lesson we will cover the following topics: Create a readme.txt file. Create a readme.md for GitHub. Refactor code into different files. Readme.txt… [Read More]
Make A WordPress Plugin – Your First Plugin
Now that you have your environment setup correctly, let’s start coding and make a WordPress plugin, your first! I think it will be easier to follow by example, so we will be creating the first version of our FooDocs documentation plugin in this post. These are the steps we will follow: Create a new git… [Read More]
Make A WordPress Plugin – Your Environment
As mentioned in the introduction post, before you write a single line of code to make a WordPress plugin, you need to prepare both your environment and yourself, to start writing code. A lot of tutorials just jump in and miss the fundamentals. I believe that without the fundamentals, you might as well not even start. Think… [Read More]
FooCamp – How to Make a WordPress Plugin Series
FooCamp – An Introduction Is this just another WordPress plugin tutorial? No way. There are plenty tutorials and blog series out there, but this will be different. A few days ago, I was wanting to teach our support guru Matt Cromwell how to write his own WordPress plugin. So instead of just sending him a… [Read More]