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A Settings Link for Your WordPress Plugins
If you are developing a WordPress plugin, one of the first things I would suggest is adding a “Settings” link directly on the plugins page. This makes it easier for users to quickly access the plugin’s options page without having to search through the admin menu.
Two Things You Should Do After Installing WordPress
WordPress is a great tool whether you want to install a basic blog or use it as a content management system. Programmers can very easily go in and manipulate the code to get it to do anything they please. Plus there are tons of great plugins available to add every single feature you can imagine.
Whenever I work with WordPress, there are a few things I do immediately after a new install. They help with search engine optimization and making things work a little better.
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