=== Show All Settings in Menu === Contributors: DanielSantoro Tags: Options, Settings, All Options, WordPress Settings Requires at least: 3.8.0 Tested up to: 4.0 Stable tag: trunk License: GPL License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html This plugin adds an "All Settings" option in your Settings administration panel. == Description == ##Description## This plugin adds an "All Settings" option in your **Settings** administration panel, as shown [in the screenshots tab](http://wordpress.org/plugins/show-all-settings-in-menu/screenshots/). This same panel can be reached by navigating to `[yoururl.com]/wp-admin/options.php`. = Notes = This plugin was created and tested using WordPress 3.9.1. No guarantee provided - please use the All Settings panel with caution. If you experience any issues, please [let the developer know](http://danielsantoro.com/contact/). You should only install this plugin if you\'re confident in your abilities with `options.php`. == Installation == 1. Download the plugin & install it to your `wp-content/plugins` folder (or use the Plugins menu through the WordPress Administration section) 2. Activate the plugin 3. Navigate to **Settings > All Settings** == Frequently Asked Questions == = Q: Why? Why are you doing this!? = A: Because developers could often have need for this panel. It's a very handy and very underused feature that I'm hoping to bring to the forefront. = Q: Who would use this? = A: Plugin or Theme developers who frequently need access to these settings, but don't want to crack open the database. = Q: If I'm a regular user, do I need this plugin? = A: Probably not - because it contains important settings, you run the risk of accidentally changing something that could cause problems. Only install this plugin if you also like to live dangerously. = Q: Isn't this the same thing as just going to `[yoururl.com]/wp-admin/options.php`? = A: Yep, pretty much! This just makes that feature more accessible. = Q: I was messing around with the settings page and now my site is broken!? = A: Sorry about that, but there's not much I can do :( Install from a backup or look into changing the value back through mySQL. You should only install this plugin if you're confident in your abilities with `options.php`. == Screenshots == 1. Menu item is visible in Settings tab. == Changelog == = 7/14/2014 - Version 1.1.0 = * Removed PHP closing tag (youdaman https://twitter.com/remicorson !) * Cleaned up function names & syntax (savin' me as usual https://twitter.com/BFTrick !) = 7/11/2014 - Version 1.0.1 = * Updated `readme.txt` formatting, links, etc. (Thanks for the pointers, https://twitter.com/hlashbrooke !) = 7/7/2014 - Version 1.0.0 = * Initial Release