Define Constants Plugin
GUI in backend to define constants without any programming knowledge. Every file in your theme has access to your constant.
GUI in backend to define constants without any programming knowledge. Every file in your theme has access to your constant.
No need to edit a functions.php file or a separate plugin file anymore
Results in constants like: define(‘MY_CONSTANT’,$value);
Options: Re-arrange constants (Drag and drop)
Protect constants as “internal value”
Optional description per constant 🙂
Coding by:
Danny van Kooten
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Installation
- Upload directory
define-constantsto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Create some constants
- You are ready to go! Every file in your theme has access to your constant.
Screenshots
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FAQ
If you have a contstant named MY_TWITTER_URL … You can use something like this in your PHP template file: <a href="<?php echo MY_TWITTER_URL;?>">Twitter</a>
Or install a PHP in post plugin and use
http://pluginsupport.mijnpress.nl/ or drop me a tweet to notify me of your support topic over here.
I always check my tweets, so mention my name with @ramonfincken and your problem.
Changelog
1.2.1
Bugfix: Style extra div removal. Thanks to Alex for reporting
1.2
First public release