ZM AJAX Login Register Version 2.0.1
The month’s GitHub milestone only had a few updates. For version 2.0.1 we have a new translation, and a few small tweaks. Feedback has been positive. Thoughts or concerns are always welcomed.
The month’s GitHub milestone only had a few updates. For version 2.0.1 we have a new translation, and a few small tweaks. Feedback has been positive. Thoughts or concerns are always welcomed.
Quick Gallery – A WordPress gallery plugin that was created during the build of my premier Easy Digital Downloads theme, Cohesion.
I was tapped for my strict, yet artisan influenced WordPress theme development talent. A design was in place, a WordPress theme started, the handoff was in place, and vision clear.
The WordPress Login plugin – Client Access, is by far my most personally used plugin. Client Access allows me to lock down a WordPress website by IP, universal password, user role, or any combination of the three.
Away from the black screen with multi-colored text, away from the math symbols, and curly brackets. Towards the pencil, and paper. The starting point for all ideas. I was designing the Westport Farmers Market Logo.
Some time ago I built a plugin with settings. I used the WordPress settings API. It was daunting, and repetitive. I built more plugins, which also had settings. As any developer, I was tired of doing repetitive tasks, and decided to write a wrapper for the WordPress settings API.
View the complete sample plugin on GitHub using Quilt & Lumber: A WordPress Settings API wrapper.
A quick GitHub search for “WordPress settings” turned up a no longer supported WordPress settings API frame work. While a Google search resulted in a in a popular blog post, which I’ll summarize with a quote:
Meanwhile every popular WordPress plugin uses some form of custom settings wrapper. Be it Easy Digital Downloads (EDD), where all settings are assigned via an array, and then linked to a custom function form field callback.
ZM AJAX Login Register has 10,000+ active installs and is nearing 100,00 downloads. Exciting. The codebase is over 2 years old. Sucks. I never expected it to become popular, widely used, supported, or (slightly) monetized. It did.