​This article discusses how to use the `after_delete_post` WordPress action to perform various tasks such as logging deleted posts, deleting associated metadata, notifying admins, unscheduling future events, and updating counters

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The 'post_types_to_delete_with_user' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize which post types are deleted when a user is deleted. This can be useful for managing data and ensuring that…

The 'post_updated_messages' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the messages displayed after a post is updated. This can improve the user experience and provide more informative feedback.

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The 'pre_get_blogs_of_user' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the query used to retrieve a user's blogs. This can be useful for customizing the output or filtering by specific…

The 'pre_delete_post' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify or prevent the deletion of a post before it is removed from the database. This can be useful for implementing…

This WordPress PHP function helps you delete empty custom fields from your posts by looping through specified post types, counting the number of non-empty occurrences of each custom field, deleting…

This WordPress PHP function allows you to delete specific custom fields from your posts by triggering during the 'admin_init' action hook. It targets specific post types, loops through each post,…