Wordpress options framework which uses the WordPress Settings API, Custom Error/Validation Handling, Custom Field/Validation Types, and import/export functionality.

I develop Redux (and my other projects) because I enjoy them, and almost exclusively release them to the community as open source projects. If you can, please donate to help support the ongoing development of Redux Framework!

• Uses the WordPress Settings API
• Multiple built in field types
• Multple layout field types
• Fields can be over-ridden with a callback function, for custom field types
• Easily extendable by creating Field Classes
• Built in Validation Classes
• Easily extendable by creating Validation Classes
• Custom Validation error handling, including error counts for each section, and custom styling for error fields
• Custom Validation warning handling, including warning counts for each section, and custom styling for warning fields
• Multiple Hook Points for customisation
• Import / Export Functionality - including cross site importing of settings
• Easily add page help through the class
• Much more

Redux can be downloaded in several ways which are outlined below. Please use whichever way you are most comfortable with.

• Stable release: download
• Dev release: download

Once you have downloaded the framework, upload the .zip file to the root of your project and unzip it as follows:

$ cd my-project
$ unzip Redux-Framework-master.zip -d admin

Stable release

$ cd my-project
$ git clone git://github.com/ghost1227/Redux-Framework/ -b stable admin

Dev release

$ cd my-project
$ git clone git://github.com/ghost1227/Redux-Framework/ admin

Stable release

$ cd my-project
$ git submodule add git://github.com/ghost1227/Redux-Framework/ -b stable admin

Dev release

$ cd my-project
$ git submodule add git://github.com/ghost1227/Redux-Framework/ admin

Include Redux in your theme functions.php or plugin as follows:

require_once('admin/options.php');

Edit admin/options.php as needed. You may want to create a backup of your admin/options.php file as it will be overwritten during future updates.

1. Why should we use require_once` instead of get_template_part`?

• First, because get_template_part is for... you guessed it, themes! Redux is designed to work with both themes and plugins.
• Second, read this.

2. Why shouldn't we edit defaults.php?

• Because defaults.php is for defaults. Anything that is defined in defaults.php can be overridden in options.php.

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• Added option to override icon_type per icon
• Minor bug/versioning fixes
• Added Font Awesome intro
• Added raw_html option
• Added text_sortable option
• Switched from Aristo to Bootstrap jQuery UI theme

• Fixed SSL error which occurred occasionally with Google Webfonts
• Added optional flag for wpautop on editors
• Added password field type
• Added checkbox_hide_all option
• Added WP3.5 media chooser
• Added Google webfonts previews
• Updated to WP3.5 color picker
• Minor style tweaks
• Added graphical 'switch' option for checkboxes
• Removed dependency on class extension for fields
• Deprecated icons in favor of iconfonts

• Based on NHP Theme Options Framework v1.0.6
• Cleaned up codebase
• Changed option group name to allow multiple instances
• Changed checkbox name attribute to id
• Added rows attribute to textareas
• Removed extra linebreak in upload field
• Set default menu position to null to avoid conflicts
• Added sample content for dashboard credit line
• Minor style changes
• Changed name of upload button
• Refactored Google Webfonts function
• Replaced stylesheet_override with admin_stylesheet
• Made text domain a constant
• Removed PHP closing tags to prevent issues with newlines
• Added option to define custom start tab