The framework will create a menu or submenu item in the WordPress menu. The script will auto-load itself on the correct admin hooks. You need to add a filter with next parameters:
add_filter('wpcfto_options_page_setup', function ($setups) {
$setups[] = array(
/*
* Here we specify option name. It will be a key for storing in wp_options table
*/
'option_name' => 'my_awesome_settings',
'title' => esc_html__('Theme options', 'my-domain'),
'sub_title' => esc_html__('by StylemixThemes', 'my-domain'),
'logo' => 'https://s3.envato.com/files/235051023/avatar-80x80.png',
/*
* Next we add a page to display our awesome settings.
* All parameters are required and same as WordPress add_menu_page.
*/
'page' => array(
'page_title' => 'Awesome Settings',
'menu_title' => 'Settings',
'menu_slug' => 'my_awesome_settings',
'icon' => 'dashicons-editor-unlink',
'position' => 40,
),
/*
* And Our fields to display on a page. We use tabs to separate settings on groups.
*/
'fields' => array(
// Even single tab should be specified
'tab_1' => array(
// And its name obviously
'name' => esc_html__('Tab 1', 'my-domain'),
'fields' => array(
// Field key and its settings. Full info about fields read in documentation.
'awesome_1' => array(
'type' => 'text',
'label' => esc_html__('Awesome Field label', 'my-domain'),
'value' => 'Awesome default value',
),
'awesome_2' => array(
'type' => 'text',
'label' => esc_html__('Awesome Field label 2', 'my-domain'),
'value' => 'Awesome default value 2',
),
)
),
/*
* Other tabs you can add below
*/
// ....
)
);
return $setups;
});
And in your template, you can get your option as:
$my_awesome_options = get_option('my_awesome_settings', array());
/*
* Where 'my_awesome_settings' is the same setup option name.
*/
