Very impressive!

Wow,
This is a very nice framework! I got it up and running very quickly with the sample options as well as ones I added.

One unexpected hot feature was the ability to set options to generate CSS. I had actually been preparing to take one option’s output and generate some inline CSS (yes, a bit cheesy) when I found it. You can actually specify CSS for some options, then Titan grabs each option’s CSS, generates a minified CSS file, and enqueues it automagically!!! So instead of coding the options, coding a CSS file, and enqueuing it in some function file, it can all be done in one function file (or plugin) right in the option definitions!

I ran into one confusing issue at first… when I made changes to an option’s PHP code and did a quick test, I wasn’t seeing the changes. I found that if I did a “reset” from the options menu, then the changes were visible. This makes sense, because there may have been values saved in the database that were from the initial setup of the field, and it needed to be re-initialized. (Note that I’m not referring to values entered into the options panel by a user, that’s working fine) So maybe that will help someone.

So if you have a decent understanding of PHP and can follow instructions, it’s pretty easy to get this working. I was able to set it up faster than one of its popular competitors.

Thanks very much!
Dave