Posts tagged: plugins

Build a minimal WordPress plugin with a Settings API options page, storing and retrieving plugin options securely with nonce verification and input sanitisation.

Build a secure WordPress plugin options page using register_setting, add_settings_section and add_settings_field with sanitise callbacks.

Many WordPress features depend on tasks that run on a schedule rather than in response to a user request: sending scheduled emails, cleaning up expired session tokens, publishing posts scheduled for a future date, checking for plugin updates, and regenerating sitemaps after new content is published. WordPress implements all of these through a built-in pseudo-cron…

A sluggish WordPress admin panel costs real time every day for developers, editors, and site owners who log in regularly. The default installation loads several features and background processes that feel useful in a fresh setup but quietly consume resources on every admin page load once your site is running. The Heartbeat API polls the…

After years of building and maintaining WordPress sites, a short list of plugins earns a place in almost every project. They solve real, recurring problems — security, performance, SEO, forms, backups — without introducing bloat or vendor lock-in.

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