User Role Generator
Generate a custom WordPress user role: cloned capabilities, the ones you add or take away, a version guard so changes re-apply, and the cleanup on deactivation.
add_role( 'shop_manager', 'Shop Manager', $caps );WP_Roles →Everything that shows up behind the login: settings pages that save properly, dashboard widgets, toolbar items, notices and roles.
Generate a custom WordPress user role: cloned capabilities, the ones you add or take away, a version guard so changes re-apply, and the cleanup on deactivation.
add_role( 'shop_manager', 'Shop Manager', $caps );WP_Roles →Generate a WordPress settings page with the Settings API: menu entry, one registered option, the fields, and a matching sanitize callback.
add_options_page( $title, $menu, $cap, $slug, $cb );Settings API →A button for the Text tab of the classic editor, hooked where QTags is guaranteed to exist, with the block editor caveat stated up front.
The Text tab only, not the block editorquicktags →Generate a WordPress dashboard widget: the registration, a capability check, the content callback and an optional settings form with its own nonce.
wp_add_dashboard_widget( $id, $title, $cb );Dashboard →Generate a WordPress admin notice with the capability check, the screen it appears on, and a dismissal that is remembered per user.
<div class="notice notice-success is-dismissible">admin_notices →Add a node to the WordPress admin bar with submenu items, a capability check, and the choice of showing it on the front end, the admin, or both.
$wp_admin_bar->add_node( array( 'id' => 'acme' ) );WP_Admin_Bar →Generate valid, ready-to-paste WordPress code in seconds without configuring a local runtime.
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$ add_action( 'init', 'register_book' );Copy the result, download a ready file, or share a link that restores your settings.
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