Using WordPress ‘htmlentities2()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress `htmlentities2()` function to convert and preserve special characters in your content, including examples of encoding URL parameters, form inputs, and JSON strings
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Using WordPress ‘maybe_convert_table_to_utf8mb4()’ PHP function
If a table only contains utf8 or utf8mb4 columns, convert it to utf8mb4.
Using WordPress ‘make_url_footnote()’ PHP function
Strip HTML and put links at the bottom of stripped content.
Using WordPress ‘make_clickable()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress'make_clickable' function to convert plain text URLs, FTP addresses & email addresses into clickable HTML links
Using WordPress ‘rest_convert_error_to_response()’ PHP function
The `rest_convert_error_to_response()` function in WordPress converts an error into a response object, which can be used for proper error handling in RESTful APIs
Using WordPress ‘reset_mbstring_encoding()’ PHP function
Resets the mbstring internal encoding to a users previously set encoding.
Using WordPress ‘remove_accents()’ PHP function
The `remove_accents()` function in WordPress removes accent characters from a string and returns the resulting string
Using WordPress ‘parse_w3cdtf()’ PHP function
The parse_w3cdtf() WordPress PHP function helps convert W3C Date Time Format (DTF) dated strings into Unix timestamps. This article explains how to use this function with an example and its…
Using WordPress ‘options_reading_blog_charset()’ PHP function
How to use the `options_reading_blog_charset()` WordPress function to retrieve or set the site charset in your PHP code