The Tasty Trap project originated in college as an assignment for the subject CMS Systems.
The project's theme was to create a WordPress theme for a fast-food restaurant, utilizing custom post types, taxonomies, and custom meta-boxes.
The website showcases all the knowledge acquired about using WordPress, which utilizes PHP programming language and MySQL for the database.
- The Menu custom post type includes Food and Beverage custom post types connected via custom meta-boxes.
- Food and Beverage have their own custom meta-boxes displaying nutritional values, which are summed up in the menu display.
- There are also Employee, Restaurant, and News custom post types, each with their custom meta-boxes.
- Each custom post type has its unique taxonomy.
- The MetaSlider plugin is used to display employees in a slider format.
- Browse through menus, their food, and beverages.
- View food items sorted by taxonomy.
- View beverages sorted by taxonomy.
- Read news articles.
- Explore featured employees and their stories.
- Find locations on the map.
- Search the website.
You need to install XAMPP and run Apache and MySQL through it.
Then, paste the Tasty-Trap folder into C:\xampp\htdocs\ and rename it to TastyTrap.
Link to access the database: http://localhost/phpmyadmin/index.php.
In phpMyAdmin, create a database named tastytrap (Character Set should be Collation), and then import tastytrap.sql located in the project's root.
Link to access the application: http://localhost/TastyTrap/wp-admin/.