Using WordPress ‘pre_kses’ PHP filter
The `pre_kses` WordPress PHP filter allows developers to modify content before it's sanitized by the `wp_kses` filter, providing additional control over output
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Using WordPress ‘pre_site_transient_{$transient}’ PHP filter
The WordPress 'pre_site_transient_{$transient}' PHP filter allows developers to modify or bypass the retrieval of site transients, improving site performance and customization options.
Using WordPress ‘pre_term_{$field}’ PHP filter
The 'pre_term_{$field}' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify term data before it is saved to the database. This can be useful for enforcing data validation or adding custom…
Using WordPress ‘pre_reschedule_event’ PHP filter
The 'pre_reschedule_event' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the parameters of scheduled events before they are rescheduled. This can be useful for customizing the behavior of plugins or…
Using WordPress ‘pre_term_link’ PHP filter
The 'pre_term_link' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the URL structure of taxonomy terms before they are saved to the database. This can be useful for creating custom…
Using WordPress ‘pre_transient_{$transient}’ PHP filter
The 'pre_transient_{$transient}' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the value of a transient before it is retrieved from the database. This can be useful for caching and performance…
Using WordPress ‘pre_trash_post’ PHP filter
The 'pre_trash_post' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the post data before it is moved to the trash. This can be useful for adding custom logic or preventing…
Using WordPress ‘pre_unschedule_event’ PHP filter
The 'pre_unschedule_event' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the unscheduling of events before it occurs.
Using WordPress ‘pre_unschedule_hook’ PHP filter
The 'pre_unschedule_hook' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the behavior of unscheduling a scheduled event.