AAM Plugin

ConfigPress is a development tool with the main intent to avoid any hard-coding and give an easy and flexible interface to manage all your website custom settings (options).
With ConfigPress you can define your own custom option or group of options and retrieve them in your code by simply calling ConfigPress::get(‘option_name’) method. This way you do not have to hard-code any sensitive or environment specific options in your custom code.
For more information check <a href="http://vasyltech.com/config-press" rel="nofollow ugc">ConfigPress Reference</a>

ConfigPress

I copied the code for defining admin users from AAM to ConfigPress but that crashed the whole website. I had to delete the plugin to get access to the website again. As there's no reaction on my support mail to AAM since two weeks, I always have to switch of AAM and can not install ConfigPress, to change the user rights and roles. 
I will now search for another plugin which can restrict the access better and is more user friendly (the usability of ConfigPress and AAM is horrible, but in the past the functions were ok).



Doesn't work at all

Honestly I think that any rating system sucks. 99% times it is based on somebody's opinion which is always a subject for discussion.
So I rate myself 5 stars just because I can.



Why not

I think this is good plugin to easy manage some website options.
This is not really good solutions for clients, as they can broken something, but for developers that's fine.
Also I think need use helper function over this plugin for gettings settings, to avoid site down in case disabling plugin.

Simple but useful plugin

An easy way to manage all your website custom settings.

Tonya Mork

Jeff Cleverley

A Plugin tool to aid theme development with the innovative, flexible, and incredibly powerful <a href="https://www.getbeans.io/" rel="nofollow ugc">Beans</a> Framework.
When enabled alongside Beans Development Mode, this plugin displays all possible Markup Action Hooks made available by the Beans HTML API.
Beans is a dream to develop with, as all markup and attributes added using Beans are registered using a unique Markup ID which can be exposed by enabling the Beans Development Mode in settings.
Once Development Mode is enabled, the Markup IDs are output in a data-markup-id tag in the front-end. The values of which can be used by the various <a href="https://www.getbeans.io/code-reference/api/" rel="nofollow ugc">Beans APIs</a> to rapidly develop beautiful themes.
Any markup added using Beans adds several <a href="https://www.getbeans.io/documentation/markup-and-attributes/" rel="nofollow ugc">dynamic action hooks</a> both before and after it:
<pre><code>{$markup_id}_before_markup, fires before the opening markup
{$markup_id}_prepend_markup, fires after the opening markup
{$markup_id}_append_markup, fires before the closing markup
{$markup_id}_after_markup, fires after the closing markup.
</code></pre>
( _prepend_markup and _append_markup are not available for self-closed markup )
In short, this means pretty much anything can be added anywhere on any page by adding actions to the available hooks.
This plugin is intended as a companion tool to the Beans Development Mode and your Browser inspector. It displays all of the available hooks that have been created dynamically by the Beans HTML API, making it easy for Beans Themes Developers to visualise the appropriate hook to use.
The Beans logo and Beans name are being used with kind permission from the amazing people behind the Beans Framework.

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