Most WordPress plugins out there are simple things, fixing or changing one thing at a time. But there are also examples of more complex things, like e-commerce and banner management, advanced anti-SPAM control, more flexible content and user management, etc. One of the common things between those “advanced” plugins is that they almost always provide a user with a way to configure them – a screen with options.
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