Tom McFarlinJun 25, 2013

FREELessons: 15Length: 2.2 hours

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3.2 Our First Top-Level Menu

We’ll introduce a top-level menu into the WordPress Dashboard, have a short discussion on priority, and then use this to help define what we’ll be doing in our project.

In this lesson, we use the following:

Menu Priority List

Resources

The version of the source code used in this lesson.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 13:38

1.1
Introduction
02:25

1.2
Tools
11:13

2.WordPress Settings API
5 lessons, 53:42

2.1
A Survey of the Settings API
04:45

2.2
Our First Setting
10:46

2.3
Retrieving Our Data
08:03

2.4
Section, Fields and Settings
09:40

2.5
Our First Options Page
20:28

3.WordPress Menus and Navigation
5 lessons, 47:31

3.1
Understanding Menus in WordPress
08:16

3.2
Our First Top-Level Menu
06:27

3.3
Grouping Our Options
13:14

3.4
Adding Our Submenus
09:36

3.5
Tabbed Navigation
09:58

4.Working With Data
2 lessons, 14:52

4.1
Retrieving Our Data (Again)
06:16

4.2
Sanitation and Validation
08:36

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 04:38

5.1
Conclusion
04:38

Tom McFarlin

Tom is a self-employed developer who loves writing, building, and sharing WordPress-based projects. He runs Pressware where he provides WordPress goods and services. You can follow him on Twitter.

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Using the WordPress Settings API

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3.2 Our First Top-Level Menu

1.Introduction2 lessons, 13:38

2.WordPress Settings API5 lessons, 53:42

3.WordPress Menus and Navigation5 lessons, 47:31

4.Working With Data2 lessons, 14:52

5.Conclusion1 lesson, 04:38

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 13:38

2.WordPress Settings API
5 lessons, 53:42

3.WordPress Menus and Navigation
5 lessons, 47:31

4.Working With Data
2 lessons, 14:52

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 04:38