This hasn’t come up yet, but just to get it out there in writing: it’s perfectly fine for other developers to create themes that utilize the Sports Bench plugin. But there are few things that need to be followed.
Almost all sports websites, such as ESPN, have a scoreboard bar at the top. And with Sports Bench, adding such feature takes only a couple of lines of code.
You have a website to show schedules and other league information. But you keep your league’s stats in an Excel spreadsheet. It’s time to start keeping those stats online.
Sports Bench comes with five classes, but they’re most bland since the plugin covers five sports. But you can make a game subclass that adds more functionality to your site.
Sports Bench comes with five classes, but they’re most bland since the plugin covers five sports. But you can make a player subclass that adds more functionality to your site.
One of the best parts about Sports Bench is how you can customize it to fit your theme. So here’s how to create a cool team page template.
Two weeks after the release of Sports Bench 1.2, Sports Bench 1.2.1 became available today. This update mainly fixes issues with REST API routes.
One of the best parts about Sports Bench is how you can customize it to fit your theme. So here’s how to create a cool player page template.
Why should your sports league have a website? From needing a home to organization to branding, why shouldn’t it have a website?
Running a sports league can be very fun. But keep track of the stats, players and teams? Sports Bench makes it easy to do that and have an awesome website.