ThemePlate --

"A toolkit to handle everything related in developing a full-featured WordPress site"

• Add meta boxes to posts, terms, users, and menu items
• Register custom post types and custom taxonomies
• Create options pages and add custom admin columns
• Frontend markup cleaner with a clean navwalker

Features

• Fully compatible with the new block editor: Gutenberg
• Work similarly to native WordPress function/methods
• Look seamlessly beautiful to WordPress pages/panels
• Easy, simple, and straightforward as much as possible

Getting Started

1. Install the toolkit

• As a theme required plugin: Refer here
• As a must-use plugin: Refer here

2. Add to theme's functions.php or plugin's main php file

if ( class_exists( 'ThemePlate' ) ) :
	ThemePlate( array(
		'title' => 'Project Name',
		'key'   => 'project_prefix'
	) );
	require_once 'post-types.php';
	require_once 'settings.php';
	require_once 'meta-boxes.php';
endif;

• Initialize with an array consisting of a title and a key to be used as:
  • page and menu title in the pre-created options page
  • prefix to the registered option names and in every meta key
• Require files containing the definition of ThemePlate-d items

3. Define items to be ThemePlate-d

• ThemePlate()->post_type( $args );
• ThemePlate()->taxonomy( $args );
• ThemePlate()->settings( $args );
• ThemePlate()->post_meta( $args );
• ThemePlate()->term_meta( $args );
• ThemePlate()->user_meta( $args );
• ThemePlate()->menu_meta( $args );
• ThemePlate()->page( $args );
• ThemePlate()->column( $args );

See the Wiki section

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