So I am building a theme options framework for my ThemeForest themes but I got a little bit stuck… If I add all the code into the “functions.php” file it will be fired each and every time… Is there a nice way to check if the current site is a admin menu page? Or even better if the page is my framework.
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So I am building a theme options framework for my ThemeForest themes but I got a little bit stuck… If I add all the code into the “functions.php” file it will be fired each and every time… Is there a nice way to check if the current site is a admin menu page? Or even better if the page is my framework.
Every time you refresh a page, admin or not, the whole framework runs once, everytime (obviously).
If you don’t want to execute your admin script just check with is_admin();
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