Ryan Briscall

<p>Bypasses login page for admin, automatically logging you in.</p>


(rb) AutoLogin

Jenst

<p>Add settings to your own theme or plugin. As simple as writing an array.</p>
<p>Full documentation at: http://www.wp-load.com/register-settings-api/</p>
<h4>Benefits of the plugin</h4>
<ul>
<li>Work fine as a plugin OR as included to your theme or plugin.</li>
<li>Everything you need is in one single file.</li>
<li>No more fighting the settings API. Just add your settings and you are done.</li>
<li>Tinymce, textarea, checkboxes, radio buttons, url, color, email supported.</li>
<li>It will from the array create a menu and a settings page with tabs and fields.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Full example, placed in functions.php OR your plugin</h4>
<pre><code>add_filter('register_settings_api', 'settings_array');

function settings_array( $options_page ) {
    $options_page['my-menu-slug'] = array(
        'menu_title' => 'My menu',
        'page_title' => 'My page',
        'option_name' => 'my_options_slug',
        'tabs' => array(
            'first' => array(
                'tab_title' => 'My first tab',
                'fields' => array(
                    'my_editor' => array(
                        'type' => 'tinymce',
                        'title' => 'My editor'
                    ),
                    'my_color' => array(
                        'type' => 'color',
                        'title' => 'My color'
                    )
                ),
            ),
            'second' => array(
                'tab_title' => 'My second tab',
                'fields' => array(
                    'my_textarea' => array(
                        'type' => 'textarea',
                        'title' => 'My textarea'
                    )
                )
            )
        )
    );
    return $options_page;
}
</code></pre>


Register Settings API

Add settings to your own theme or plugin. As simple as writing an array.

(rb) AutoLogin vs Register Settings API