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The Settings API, added in WordPress 2.7, allows admin pages containing settings forms to be managed semi-automatically. It lets you define settings pages, sections within those pages and fields within the sections. New settings pages can be registered along with sections and fields inside them. Existing settings pages can also be added to by registering new settings sections or fields inside of them.
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Combo/Drop down box on plugin settings page that allows additional options to be added
I'm not sure what this is called and have not had much success searching for it yet. In a plugin settings page, I would like a 'combo box' or 'drop down box' that also includes the ability to add an …
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