Using WordPress ‘get_current_blog_id()’ PHP function
How to Use WordPress `get_current_blog_id()` Function | WPBeginner - Learn How to Use WordPressSnippet: Get the current blog ID with the `get_current_blog_id()` function in WordPress
array
Using WordPress ‘get_core_updates()’ PHP function
Get all available core updates with the `get_core_updates()` PHP function in WordPress
Using WordPress ‘get_core_checksums()’ PHP function
Gets and caches the checksums for the given version of WordPress.
Using WordPress ‘get_compat_media_markup()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress `get_compat_media_markup()` PHP function to generate HTML markup for the attachment details and edit buttons in the media library.
Using WordPress ‘get_comment_type()’ PHP function
The `get_comment_type()` function in WordPress retrieves the comment type of a comment or the current comment
Using WordPress ‘get_comment_text()’ PHP function
The `get_comment_text()` function in WordPress retrieves the text content of a comment
Using WordPress ‘get_comment_statuses()’ PHP function
Retrieves all of the WordPress supported comment statuses.
Using WordPress ‘get_comment_reply_link()’ PHP function
The `get_comment_reply_link()` function in WordPress generates the HTML code for a "Reply" link based on user-defined settings such as text, login text when not logged in, maximum depth of comments,…
Using WordPress ‘get_comment_pages_count()’ PHP function
The `get_comment_pages_count()` function is a useful WordPress function that allows developers to calculate the total number of comment pages based on various parameters such as comments per page, threading, and…