Most of the plugins we use in WordPress probably have a Settings page that allows users to set up or update options according to their preferences. This can increase your plugin’s usability. In this article, we will show you how to create a custom Settings page and its submenu easily with Settings API. Register the plugin…
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July 17, 2018
How to Create a custom Settings Page For WordPress Plugins
June 25, 2018
Media Vault vs Prevent Direct Access
Prevent Direct Access Gold and Media Vault are the only 2 solid WordPress plugins we’re aware of that allow you to protect file uploads from public access. Media Vault: Protect Attachment Files First of all, Media Vault is undoubtedly a terrific plugin. It’s probably a pioneer plugin in protecting WordPress files from public access. Despite the…
June 3, 2018
Prevent Direct Access Gold Version 3.0 is Awesome
While Prevent Direct Access Gold version 2.0 is a complete change for the better and could be considered a success, our team knows we need to continue reinventing ourselves and WordPress Prevent Direct Access to Media. The new version would not be about minor updates nor incremental improvements. It must be a game changer for both…
May 6, 2018
WordPress Posts vs Pages
WordPress, although started as a blogging platform, is now well-known as a robust content management system (CMS). In other words, WordPress helps us manage and organize our website’s content easier and faster, if not almost effortless. There are 2 ways to create content for your WordPress websites: WordPress Posts vs Pages. At first glance, they…
July 9, 2017
How to Get to WordPress Dashboard?
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to log into your WordPress Dashboard. What’s WordPress dashboard? You may wonder. WordPress dashboard, also known as WordPress admin panel, is basically a place behind your “front-end” website – that’s why some refer to it as WordPress “back-end” or admin, where you can manage your entire website’s…
September 7, 2015
What You May Not Know About WordPress WYSIWYG Editor
If you’ve ever used WordPress, you probably know its famous WYSIWYG content editor. This is basically where you type your posts and pages’ content. What you may not know is you can do a whole lot more things with this WordPress WYSIWYG editor, apart from the basics such as changing its colors and centralizing the text. It’s more…
