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  • Plugin Author Scott Reilly

    (@coffee2code)

    WordPress & Plugin Developer

    It uses echo. _e() is only really useful if it is utilized in conjunction with a textdomain, which can’t be parameterized.

    It technically adds a slight bit more overhead. It essentially does the condition checks you’d do, but in order to accommodate passing along arbitrary arguments (making it flexible), it also uses func_get_args(). The extra overhead is quite minuscule and shouldn’t be noticeable. Even if being done 25+ times in a page.

    With the plugin, you save in time writing the code, you write/see less code, and have some flexibility afforded by some of the various methods provided by the plugin. But everyone’s perception of that value will vary.

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