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chris_s
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28th December 2011
Forgive me if there has been another request. I did search the site and didn't find anything. But I have been looking for a solution for an extensive admin panel that I can use for my projects. I know that I should create my own, but I also know that WPMU's coding abilities far surpass mine. I think many developers would find a plugin like this useful. In addition, maybe a "how to" guide to add other options for specific instances.
I know it's tough to create something that is used differently every time, because no two themes are exactly alike, but maybe creating some for of framework to build on for us less edumacated folk!
Forgive me if there has been another request. I did search the site and didn't find anything. But I have been looking for a solution for an extensive admin panel that I can use for my projects. I know that I should create my own, but I also know that WPMU's coding abilities far surpass mine. I think many developers would find a plugin like this useful. In addition, maybe a "how to" guide to add other options for specific instances.
I know it's tough to create something that is used differently every time, because no two themes are exactly alike, but maybe creating some for of framework to build on for us less edumacated folk!
It's a fork of the options framework by http://wptheming.com/ (which is based on WooTheme's internal options framework). I've made some changes to make it a little more multi-site compatible, and allow a little more flexibility in setting options.
We'll be happy to take that into consideration. We've got some things in the work that I think this would be applicable for, so I'll forward this on to the team.
Meanwhile, hopefully Chris M's fork will help ya! Looks very cool, thanks for posting it Chris M.
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Member — 28th December 2011 #
Take a look at:
https://github.com/inxilpro/options-framework-plugin
It's a fork of the options framework by http://wptheming.com/ (which is based on WooTheme's internal options framework). I've made some changes to make it a little more multi-site compatible, and allow a little more flexibility in setting options.
You can read about my changes at:
https://github.com/devinsays/options-framework-plugin/pull/78
Cheers,
Chris
Member — 28th December 2011 #
Chris,
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll dive in and give it a go. I believe I saw the WPTheming tutorial on this, but not yours. Excited!
Chris
WPMU DEV Fanatic — 28th December 2011 #
Hiya Chris S,
We'll be happy to take that into consideration. We've got some things in the work that I think this would be applicable for, so I'll forward this on to the team.
Meanwhile, hopefully Chris M's fork will help ya! Looks very cool, thanks for posting it Chris M.
-David
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