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WP Plugin Development – Adding Persistence with jQuery
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In our previous post we added some very nice functionality to our plugin and for the first time in the tutorial actually saw jQuery being used to change the size of text within the body tag of our wordpress blog. We also noted that when the user changed pages, the text reverted to the original size. In this post we will be using a jQuery plugin to extend our plugin and make it much more useful.
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WP Plugin Development – Adding More jQuery
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In the last post of this tutorial I added a button via CSS and added in some Javascript includes. However, no functionality was added. In this post we will use jQuery to add our desired effect to our plugin.
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WP Plugin Development – Adding Javascript and CSS
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In our last post we added functionality to our admin section that allowed us to save and retrieve values. In this post we will begin adding functionality for the user. We will create a simple button via CSS on our site. We will also begin to add in javascript to handle when the button is clicked. This javascript will use the jQuery toolkit, which is already included with WordPress at this time.
AJAX · css · development · jQuery · plugin · tutorial · Wordpress · wp
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WP Plugin Development – Adding Admin Functionality
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Previously we setup the admin for our elasticFonts plugin and saw it appear in the admin. In this post we will add some functionality to the admin by allowing it to initialize, save values in the database, and retrieve values that are stored in the database. Thanks again to the developers at devlounge for some great ideas on this portion of our plugin.
development · plugin · tutorial · Wordpress · wp
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WP Plugin Development – Starting the Class and Adding an Admin
2 Comments · Posted by johng in Wordpress, Wordpress Plugin Development
In the last post we setup the plugin and activated it in the admin. In this post we will setup the plugin as a class and create a basic admin menu. The idea of writing the plugin as a class came from the popular how-to series at devlounge. Please check them out for more info as I use their ideas frequently in this post.
development · plugin · tutorial · Wordpress · wp
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WP Plugin Development – Plugin Setup
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The goal of this plugin is to provide a way for the user to change the font size of text on a wordpress site using jQuery. This post will cover the initial setup of the plugin folder structure and files.
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css · development · Javascript · jQuery · PHP · plugin · Wordpress · wp
