Chapter 3: User Settings and Administration Pages
As we saw in Chapter 2, Plugin Framework Basics, it is very easy for a plugin to register custom functions with action and filter hooks to change or augment the way WordPress renders web pages. That being said, some of the examples covered in Chapter 2, Plugin Framework Basics, have limitations when it comes to dealing with custom user information, such as the inability to easily specify a Google Analytics account number.
To make plugins easy to use for a wide audience, it is usually important to create one or more administration pages where users will be able to provide details that are specific to their installation, enter information on external accounts, and customize some of the aspects ...
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