Add composer installation to docs/welcome #99
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| // Hide the SCF admin menu item. | ||
| add_filter( 'acf/settings/show_admin', '__return_false' ); |
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We should be careful not to suggest always disabling the admin menu: what if the site using the plugin/theme uses SCF anyway?
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@priethor You're right, I think this should be an optional step, I'll modify it in a new commit.
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The same goes for plugin updates. I think it should be checked whether SCF is already installed with get_plugins() before trying to hide either.
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| 3. Upload the plugin folder to `/wp-content/plugins/` | |||
| 4. Activate through the WordPress admin interface | |||
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| ### Composer Installation | |||
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| This guide explains how to install and integrate the **Secure Custom Fields** plugin in your WordPress theme or plugin using Composer. | |||
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Could you add a bit more about the why? A one liner with an example should be enough.
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@priethor I made in the new commit and pr para añadir una section about : Why integrate Secure Custom Fields (SCF) with Composer.
…ts, and optional admin menu and update notification hiding docs: update SCF installation guide with Composer integration, benefits, and optional admin menu and update notification hiding
Hello, I have added how to install Secure Custom Fields in a plugin or theme using composer.