imgiseverything

Manage social media usernames and contact details via WordPress.
<h4>Usage</h4>
In your theme files:
<ul>
<li>// Company address details</li>
<li>$address_line_1 = get_option(‘company_address_line_1’); </li>
<li>$address_line_2 = get_option(‘company_address_line_2’); </li>
<li>$address_line_3 = get_option(‘company_address_line_3’); </li>
<li>$city = get_option(‘company_city’);</li>
<li>$post_code = get_option(‘company_post_code’);</li>
<li>
$country = get_option(‘company_country’);
</li>
<li>
$email = get_option(‘company_email’);
</li>
<li>
$telephone = get_option(‘company_telephone’);
</li>
<li>
// Social media
</li>
<li>$twitter = get_option(‘twitter_username’);</li>
<li>$pinterest = get_option(‘pinterest_username’);</li>
<li>$instagram = get_option(‘instagram_username’);</li>
<li>$facebook = get_option(‘facebook_username’);</li>
<li>$googleplus = get_option(‘googleplus_username’);</li>
<li>$linkedin = get_option(‘linkedin_username’);</li>
<li>$blog_url = get_option(‘blog_url’);</li>
</ul>
Then in your theme echo out the values:
<ul>
<li>Twitter username is: @</li>
<li>Company postal code is: </li>
</ul>
or you could just do:
Twitter username is: @
Or in the Visual Editor the following shortcodes work:
[img-simple-site-options twitter_username]
and
[img-simple-site-options $company_post_code]

IMG Simple Site Options

Manage social media usernames and contact details via WordPress.

Tor N. Johnson

This plugin enables themes to specify a different single.php template based on post category. As posts can have multiple categories assigned, it uses the following to select which possible custom template to use:
1) Categories directly assigned 
 — Check for extant single-CATEGORYID.php files and prioritize based on category order 
2) Parents of categories 
 — Parents are checked based on category order of the directly assigned categories.
Note, the above assumes that there’s a category order plugin installed. If the categories are NOT in a specific order AND there are multiple categories assigned per post then the template selection will be left up to the server. Naturally, if there is only category assigned per post (or only one possible template per post), then there will be no issue.
<h3>Requirements</h3>

Custom-Single

Enables themes to support custom single.php templates per category in the form single-CATEGORYID.php.

IMG Simple Site Options vs Custom-Single