[wp-hackers] Plugin Settings Menu Location
alex at mysoutham.com
alex at mysoutham.com
Wed May 14 19:46:07 GMT 2008
I think we could argue this to death, and although my opinion is that any
kind of setting should go under settings, regardless as to whether it is a
setting defined by a plugin, I think that some kind of standard should be
established so that when an admin or a user wants to change a setting,
they know where to go to do that, and they shouldn't have to click through
several menus to find what they want.
Now I believe its just a matter of choosing one, and that seems to be a
difficult choice! This should then be recommended, but if someone choses
differently, then they will have chosen for a reason...
Alex
> If you delegate setting management (but not plugin on/off) to
> non-admins it makes more sense to have settings related to plugins
> (like say the content of a contact form, or the text about your
> podcast) in settings rather than the plugin menu, as those users
> shouldn't even see the plugins menu item at all. Pretty good argument
> in favor of putting them under settings IMHO.
>
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