Inside of the "fields" array you can specify new sections and fields in those sections:
Say you want to create a new group (or section) of settings in the admin panel:
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'My New Section'=>[// Text for the header
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// Your fields here
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]
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Each array inside represents a field:
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[
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'name'=>'my_setting',
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'label'=>'My Setting',
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'field_type'=>'text',
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'icon'=>'ni ni-email-83',
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'info_text'=>'This is my new setting.',
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'required'=>true,
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'content'=>null
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],
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name
Keyword. The value of this setting will be called with settings('my_setting').
label
The label for the field.
field_type
The type of the field. Can be text, textarea, number, checkbox, radio, select and toggle.
icon
Icon code for the field.
info_text
This text will appear bellow the field. Use it to explain where/how the setting is used.
required
If true, required attribute will be added to the generated field.
content
Only needs to be declared when the field_type is one of checkbox, radio, select or toggle. Can be a string (for "toggle" and "checkbox") or array (for "radio" and "select).
If the field_type is "select", then you can use the content to define the available options in the list (value and text of the option field).
If field_type is "radio", then you can use the content to describe the label and value of each radio input.
If field_type is "toggle", then you can use the content to declare the value of the input field.
If field_type is "checkbox", then you can use the content to declare the value of the input field.
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// For field_type => 'select'
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'content'=>[
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'value_1'=>'First option',
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'value_2'=>'Second option'
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],
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// For field_type => 'radio'
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'content'=>[
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[
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'label'=>'First option',
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'value'=>1
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],
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[
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'label'=>'Second option',
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'value'=>2
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],
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],
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// For field_type => 'toggle' or 'checkbox'
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'content'=>'active',
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Here is a full example for a new field in settings: