March 2020
Beginner
660 pages
18h 28m
English
In advanced WordPress sites, we need to use custom code and create custom functionality. We can build new features from scratch or extend the built-in features using custom code. We use many third-party plugins in a normal WordPress site. It's not recommended to edit the code of third-party plugins as you will lose the changes in version upgrades. Due to this, we need a way of adding custom code without losing the code in version upgrades.
In Chapter 2, Customizing Theme Design and Layout, we created a child theme to avoid making changes in the core theme files. We need a similar solution for plugins. In this recipe, we are going to look at the process of adding custom code by using a custom plugin.
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