
Master WordPress plugin development by building front end and back end plugins, starting with a simple example, adding admin color pickers, and a backend access counter, then integrating selling links.
Learn WordPress plugin development from setting up a local environment to building plugins with activation, deactivation, uninstall hooks, and adding shortcodes, widgets, and custom fields.
Explore tools and editors for WordPress plugin development, including vccw with VirtualBox for local environments, amimoto on aws for quick WordPress setups, and the Atom editor with WordPress packages.
Set up a local WordPress environment with Zamp, configure MariaDB via phpMyAdmin on localhost, install WordPress from WordPress.org, and explore wp-config, debugging, and multisite setup.
Learn to structure a WordPress plugin by defining header fields and metadata, implementing activation and deactivation hooks, and understanding action and filter hooks from the WordPress handbook.
Use uninstall, activation, and deactivation hooks to control a WordPress plugin's lifecycle. Implement head and footer actions with wp_head and wp_footer, and adjust execution order with a priority argument.
Learn to use WordPress get_option and update_option to read and save plugin data with a unique option prefix, and load styles via wp_enqueue_style with proper handle, src, version, and media.
Learn to build a basic WordPress plugin by adding header fields and a readme file, and secure plugin files to prevent direct access within the WordPress context.
Explore building a WordPress plugin using structured programming before moving to object-oriented programming, implementing activation, deactivate, uninstall hooks, and managing options with get_option and update_option.
The lecture guides converting a WordPress plugin from structured to object-oriented programming by using a class, constructor, and simple function names, and hooking actions and filters on WordPress init.
Learn to build a WordPress plugin that adds a two-top button with an admin page to set the scroll speed and button color, plus guidance on screenshots, banners, and icons.
Link external stylesheet and javascript in the head using WordPress enqueue scripts, manage jQuery versions to avoid conflicts, and rely on WordPress core files rather than packaging your own.
Escape and sanitize variables to secure WordPress plugins, and implement nonce fields with proper validation and referer checks to protect form submissions and output.
Develop a WordPress plugin by building a stats counter widget, creating the database table on activation, and exploring core wp_options and wp_posts to manage data.
Create and upgrade WordPress plugin database tables with proper prefixes, charset, and collation. Use the DB Delta function and activation hooks to manage table structure and data storage.
Implement a WordPress plugin footer feature that counts page visits by storing access data in a database table via activation, deactivation, and uninstall hooks.
Create and display WordPress widgets on the front end, manage dynamic titles, and use current_time() to generate daily, yesterday, weekly, and monthly data with safe wpdb queries and prepare-based escaping.
Fix a bug in a WordPress plugin counter widget by adjusting today, seven days, and thirty days counters and implementing activation, deactivation, uninstall, and database setup.
Create an admin options page to display and store the post title and permalink, using wpdb for database access, and fix front page logic to show the correct site title.
Develop a WordPress plugin that stores page titles and permalinks in a database with WPDB prepared statements, includes front page, category, and archive handling, plus a reset data button.
Learn to build a custom field plugin using meta boxes and the add_meta_box() function to add post-specific meta data like a color title, storing values in post meta.
Learn to save post meta with a meta key, fetch post data, update and delete meta values, and implement a css section for styling in a WordPress plugin.
Add a smartphone checkbox to a WordPress plugin, tying a custom field to device detection so the page title color changes on mobile while PC remains unchanged.
Add a color picker as a custom field for WordPress plugin edits and admin pages, enqueuing scripts with proper hooks and using the WordPress color picker library to save color.
Learn to add a color picker to the to-top button plugin, enqueuing WP color picker scripts and saving the selected color to update the button on admin pages.
Learn to exclude specific posts and pages from WordPress to top button with an admin input for comma separated IDs, sanitized and saved via update option and applied to queries.
Hi! “WordPress Plugin Development Course & Proversion for selling” will give you the know-how to create the front-end and the back-end type of plugins. We’ll gonna place “To top button” on the footer section with the color changing and it’s animation speed.
Not only these normal kinds of plugins but we’ll be going to make a proversion plugin for selling. To do that, applying it to the “Official Plugin Directory” is the key. You can promote your plugin by setting the “Recommended Plugin Section”. Thus, your plugin install will increase which concludes to sell your proversion plugins more.
You can easily set the shopping site for the proversion plugin by using WordPress and the Woocomerce plugin. You can set PayPal and credit cards paying for this.
The merit for this plugin creation is that you don’t need to make difficult structured coding. The simple but attractive and useful plugin will increase your installs.
Basic and Pro type plugin can be sure to succeed with this course. Step-by-step instructions and detailed summary at the end of each section. Downloadable files are attached to each plugin creation. Also, there are files that link to WordPress codex.
Please have fun with this course, and I’m sure you can create your original plugins and proversions for selling.