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portfolio-toolkit

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Portfolio Toolkit adds ‘portfolio’ post type with two taxonomies (Category and Tag). It also adds custom metabox with three fields: ‘Client’, ‘Date’ and ‘URL’.

Installation

Using The WordPress Dashboard (Recommended)

  1. Go to Plugins → Add New
  2. In a search field type portfolio-toolkit and hit enter
  3. Click Install Now next to Portfolio Toolkit by Dmitry Mayorov
  4. Click Activate the plugin when installation is complete

Uploading in WordPress Dashboard

  1. Go to Plugins → Add New
  2. Click on the Upload Plugin button next to the Add Plugins page title
  3. Click on the Choose File button
  4. Locate portfolio-toolkit.zip on your computer
  5. Click the Install Now button
  6. Click Activate the plugin when installation is complete

Using FTP (Not Recommended)

  1. Download portfolio-toolkit.zip
  2. Extract the portfolio-toolkit directory to your computer
  3. Upload the portfolio-toolkit directory /wp-content/plugins/
  4. Go to Plugins → Installed Plugins
  5. Click Activate under Portfolio Toolkit plugin title

FAQ

Who is this plugin for?
Target audience of this plugin is mainly theme developers who are willing to create a portfolio theme or want to add portfolio functionality to an existing one.
How is this plugin different from Jetpack portfolio module or similar plugins?
This plugin is actually inspired by Jetpack portfolio module and Portfolio Post Type by Devin Price and Gary Jones. However, Portfolio Toolkit is built with WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, which follows a slightly different approach in building plugins. On top of that, Portfolio Toolkit adds custom metabox with three fields.
What fields are included in a metabox?
There are three meta boxes at the moment:
Client – Client name for the project (e.g. Apple)
Date – Release date of the project (e.g. June 2015)
URL – Link to a live project (e.g. http://www.apple.com/)
Does this plugin include any templates?
No, it doesn’t. However, you can easily create your own in your theme (or child theme).
Can I participate?
Absolutely. You are welcome to report issues and submit pull requests.

Changelog

0.1.8

  • Fixed: Make portfolio taxonomies appear in the editor.

0.1.7

  • Added: Set ‘show_in_rest’ key to true so Gutenberg is enabled by default

0.1.6

  • Fixed: Minor Codesniffer warnings
  • Added: Compatibility with WordPress 5.0

0.1.5

  • Fixed: Minor Codesniffer warnings
  • Changed: Portfolio taxonomy labels

0.1.4

  • Fixed: Minor Codesniffer warnings
  • Added: Compatibility with WordPress 4.5

0.1.3

  • Fixed: Minor improvements and bug fixes

0.1.2

  • Added: Compatibility with WordPress 4.3

0.1.1

  • Fixed: Minor codesniffer warnings

0.1.0

  • Initial Release


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