This post is part of the ClassicPress Plugin Development series in which I am going to look at both best practice for developing plugins and how I approach some requirements as well as some of the functions I commonly use.
If you’ve created a plugin with a custom post type you can add additional submenus to the custom post types top level menu. I typically use this to add the options page of…
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ClassicPress Plugin Development: Create Submenu for a Custom Post Type
This post is part of the ClassicPress Plugin Development series in which I am going to look at both best practice for developing plugins and how I approach some requirements as well as some of the functions I commonly use.
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