1. Navigate to the WordPress plugin directory of your development installation.
2. Navigate to the ch8-bug-tracker directory and edit ch8-bug-tracker.php.
3. Insert the following line of code to register a function to be called when the administration menu is being built:

add_action( 'admin_menu', 'ch8bt_settings_menu' ); 

4. Add the following code to provide an implementation for the ch8bt_settings_menu function:

function ch8bt_settings_menu() { 
    add_options_page( 'Bug Tracker Data Management',   
                      'Bug Tracker',
                      'manage_options', 'ch8bt-bug-tracker',
                      'ch8bt_config_page' ); 
} 

5. Append the following block of code to provide an implementation for the ch8bt_config_page function responsible to render the configuration page:

function ch8bt_config_page() { 
    global $wpdb;  
    ?> 
 
    <!-- Top-level menu --> 
    <div id="ch8bt-general" class="wrap"> 
    <h2>Bug Tracker <a class="add-new-h2" href="<?php echo 
         add_query_arg( array( 'page' => 'ch8bt-bug-tracker', 
                               'id' => 'new' ),  
                        admin_url('options-general.php') ); ?>"> 
    Add New Bug</a></h2> 
     
    <!-- Display bug list if no parameter sent in URL --> 
    <?php if ( empty( $_GET['id'] ) ) { 
        $bug_query = 'select * from ' . $wpdb->get_blog_prefix();
        $bug_query .= 'ch8_bug_data ORDER by bug_report_date DESC';
        $bug_items = $wpdb->get_results( $bug_query, ARRAY_A );
    ?> 
 
    <h3>Manage Bug Entries</h3> 
 
    <table class="wp-list-table widefat fixed"> 
    <thead><tr><th style="width: 80px">ID</th> 
    <th style="width: 300px">Title</th>
    <th>Version</th></tr></thead>
 
    <?php  
        // Display bugs if query returned results 
        if ( $bug_items ) {             
            foreach ( $bug_items as $bug_item ) { 
                echo '<tr style="background: #FFF">'; 
                echo '<td>' . $bug_item['bug_id'] . '</td>';
                echo '<td><a href="'; 
                echo add_query_arg( array(  
                    'page' => 'ch8bt-bug-tracker', 
                    'id' => $bug_item['bug_id'] ), 
                    admin_url( 'options-general.php' ) ); 
                echo '">' . $bug_item['bug_title'] . '</a></td>'; 
                echo '<td>' . $bug_item['bug_version'];
                echo '</td></tr>';                     
            } 
        } else {
            echo '<tr style="background: #FFF">'; 
            echo '<td colspan="3">No Bug Found</td></tr>'; 
        }        
    ?> 
    </table><br /> 
    <?php } ?> 
    </div> 
<?php } 

6. Save and close the plugin file.
7. Navigate to the new Bug Tracker item under the administration page's Settings menu to see the newly created page, showing that there are currently no bugs stored in the system: