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Revision as of 19:35, 8 September 2015
A WordPress plugin is a plugin for WordPress.
Description
WordPress plugins extend the functionality of WordPress, allowing developers to create and share new WordPress features.
Free and commercial
Many WordPress plugins are available for free.
Others are commercial products, commonly with a free starter version, and a pay version which unlocks more features.
Authoring plugins
Authoring new plugins requires some knowledge of PHP, and specific knowledge about the WordPress plugin API.
Many tutorials and examples are available on the web to help developers acquire the necessary knowledge.
See also
External links
- Plugins directory @ WordPress.org
My favorite plugins include:
Plugins of interest include:
