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WordPress How to Build a WordPress Plugin Building WordPress Widgets, and Shortcodes Adding AJAX To Plugins on the Front-End

Kendra Robinson
Kendra Robinson
10,043 Points
Posted by Kendra Robinson
Kendra Robinson
10,043 Points

WordPress Development - Building a WordPress Plugin

Challenge Task 3 -

The question reads:

Now enqueue a JS file named front-end.js within the js folder. Give it a handle of my_plugin_frontend_js, make it dependent on jQuery and display at the bottom of the page.

The question doesn't state that the answer needs to have the my plugins folder.

ed quijano
ed quijano
11,907 Points

Hello Kendra, I saw that 3 months ago you were asking about Challenge 3 in the subject, "How to build a wordpress plugin". I have troubles with the 3 task. Would you give a hint how you resolve that part of the course?

1 Answer

Chris Stuntz
Chris Stuntz
13,160 Points
Chris Stuntz
Chris Stuntz
13,160 Points

You are building the plugin called "my-plugin". The previous task gives the clue with the css folder located under my-plugin. You are correct it is not stated explicitly, instead you must figure it out that the folder structure is similar.