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An example plugin for creating themes for the Testimonial Rotator plugin for WordPress.
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Go to fileEvery instance of the word example should be changed to the slug of the theme you want to create. If you are creating a new theme called awesome your plugin folder should be called testimonial-rotator-awesome .
Inside of the testimonial-rotator-example.php file (which you would change to testimonial-rotator-awesome.php ) you have the standard meta details at the top. Change as needed. Everything is wrapped in a class TestimonialRotatorExample which is initiated at the bottom of the file. You'll want to change this to be your unique class name:
$TestimonialRotatorAwesome = new TestimonialRotatorAwesome(); The main thing to change inside of your PHP file is the filter that hooks into the main Testimonial Rotator plugin to let it know a new theme is available for your users to use:
add_filter( 'testimonial_rotator_themes', 'testimonial_rotator_awesome' ); function testimonial_rotator_awesome( $themes ) < $themes = (array) $themes; return array_merge( $themes, array( 'awesome' =>array( 'title' => 'Awesome', 'icon' => plugins_url( '/awesome.png', __FILE__) ) )); > This filter is pulling in all the current themes and merging your theme with the rest of them. It's a simply PHP Array with the key being the slug of your theme (which I have changed to awesome in the example above).
The stylesheet is testimonial-rotator-example.css which you can change to your slug (or anything you really want). There is a scripts function inside of the PHP class. The first parameter is the handle and the second is the location of the CSS file.
function scripts() < wp_enqueue_style( 'testimonial-rotator-example', plugins_url('/testimonial-rotator-example.css', __FILE__) ); >The icon just shows a small sample of what the theme looks like in the Edit Rotator area of the admin. I have included a .psd file in this example for you to use to make your icon. It has the main pieces (stars, headline, body content, etc.) that can be rearrange to fit your theme.