Using WordPress ‘created_term’ PHP action
The `created_term` WordPress PHP action is fired after a new term is created and after the term cache has been cleaned
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Using WordPress ‘create_term’ PHP action
Utilize `create_term` action in WordPress to execute custom code after a new term has been added to a post or page.
Using WordPress ‘content_url’ PHP filter
The 'content_url' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to easily modify the URL for content files. This can be useful for CDN integration or custom file paths.
Using WordPress ‘comments_template_query_args’ PHP filter
The 'comments_template_query_args' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the arguments used in the comments query. This can be useful for customizing the display of comments on a website.
Using WordPress ‘clear_auth_cookie’ PHP action
The `clear_auth_cookie` WordPress action allows you to execute custom code just before the authentication cookies are cleared by WordPress
Using WordPress ‘clean_user_cache’ PHP action
The `clean_user_cache` WordPress action allows you to perform custom actions when a user's cache is cleaned. This article provides examples of how to use this action, such as logging user…
Using WordPress ‘clean_term_cache’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the `clean_term_cache` WordPress action to perform various tasks such as logging term cache cleaning, clearing transients, performing custom cache cleanup, updating post counts, and…
Using WordPress ‘clean_taxonomy_cache’ PHP action
This article discusses the use of the `clean_taxonomy_cache` WordPress action, which is triggered after a taxonomy's caches are cleaned
Using WordPress ‘clean_site_cache’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the `clean_site_cache` WordPress action in order to clear the site cache and improve website performance. It covers various examples such as logging cache cleanings,…