Professional WordPress Plugin Development. Brad Williams

      

      Table of Contents

      1  COVER

      2  FOREWORD

      3  INTRODUCTION WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR WHAT YOU NEED TO USE THIS BOOK WHAT THIS BOOK COVERS HOW THIS BOOK IS STRUCTURED CONVENTIONS SOURCE CODE ERRATA

      4  1 An Introduction to Plugins WHAT IS A PLUGIN? AVAILABLE PLUGINS ADVANTAGES OF PLUGINS INSTALLING AND MANAGING PLUGINS SUMMARY

      5  2 Plugin Framework REQUIREMENTS FOR PLUGINS BEST PRACTICES PLUGIN HEADER DETERMINING PATHS ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE FUNCTIONS UNINSTALL METHODS CODING STANDARDS SUMMARY

      6  3 Dashboard and Settings ADDING MENUS AND SUBMENUS PLUGIN SETTINGS THE OPTIONS API THE SETTINGS API KEEPING IT CONSISTENT SUMMARY

      7  4 Security and Performance SECURITY OVERVIEW USER PERMISSIONS NONCES DATA VALIDATION AND SANITIZATION FORMATTING SQL STATEMENTS SECURITY GOOD HABITS PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW CACHING TRANSIENTS SUMMARY

      8  5 Hooks UNDERSTANDING HOOKS ACTIONS FILTERS USING HOOKS FROM WITHIN A CLASS USING HOOKS WITH ANONYMOUS FUNCTIONS CREATING CUSTOM HOOKS FINDING HOOKS SUMMARY

      9  6 JavaScript REGISTERING SCRIPTS ENQUEUEING SCRIPTS LIMITING SCOPE LOCALIZING SCRIPTS INLINE SCRIPTS OVERVIEW OF BUNDLED SCRIPTS POLYFILLS YOUR CUSTOM SCRIPTS jQuery BACKBONE/UNDERSCORE REACT SUMMARY

      10  7 Blocks and Gutenberg WHAT IS GUTENBERG? TOURING GUTENBERG PRACTICAL EXAMPLES TECHNOLOGY STACK OF GUTENBERG “HELLO WORLD!” BLOCK WP‐CLI SCAFFOLDING CREATE‐GUTEN‐BLOCK TOOLKIT BLOCK DIRECTORY SUMMARY

      11  8 Content CREATING CUSTOM POST TYPES POST METADATA META BOXES