In this series of articles, we’re reviewing a handful of tips and strategies that we can use in order to build more maintainable WordPress plugins, and we’re going that all through the context of a plugin that leverages tabbed meta boxes.In the previous post, we implemented the functionality specifically for our tabs and we also implemented the first textarea that will be used for capturing some of the user input. For those who have been following along, you know that we’ve only gotten as far as:Making the tabs functionalIntroducing a single UI element with which the user can interactWe haven’t completed the actual process of sanitizing, validating, and saving the data, nor have we bothered with introducing the content for the rest of the tabs. Over the next two articles, we’re going to do exactly that
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Creating Maintainable WordPress Meta Boxes: Finish The Front-End