​The `add_action` function allows developers to execute custom code immediately after a post's cache is cleaned using the `clean_post_cache` PHP action in WordPress

​The article provides information on how to use the `clean_page_cache` WordPress action in PHP code to perform various tasks such as logging events, sending notifications, updating counters, and making API…

The clean_object_term_cache PHP action clears the cache for a specific object type in WordPress, triggered when the cache is cleared.

​How to Use the `clean_network_cache` WordPress ActionThis article explains how to use the `clean_network_cache` WordPress action in order to clear network transients, invalidate cached data, send notifications to admins, update…

The 'clean_comment_cache' action in WordPress clears comment cache to boost website performance. WordPress stores cached pages to load faster.

Clearing Attachment Cache in WordPress with ‘clean_attachment_cache’ Action The ‘clean_attachment_cache’ PHP action is a handy tool for clearing the cache for attachments or images in WordPress. This action is automatically…

​The `add_action` hook in WordPress is used to execute specific functions at a particular point in time during the execution cycle of the platform. One such hook is the `archive_blog`…

The 'added_{$meta_type}_meta' action is triggered after metadata is added to the database, allowing for additional tasks to be performed.

​The `admin_action` filter in WordPress allows developers to create their own custom actions that can be triggered by sending an `action` request variable through GET or POST requests