Using WordPress ‘post_slug_meta_box()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress `post_slug_meta_box()` PHP function to display slug form fields for posts using different parameters such as post ID, title or date.
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Using WordPress ‘post_password_required()’ PHP function
Determines whether the post requires password and whether a correct password has been provided.
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_entries_field_value’ PHP filter
The article provides information about using the `gform_entries_field_value` filter in Gravity Forms to modify field values before they are displayed on the entry list page
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_admin_error_messages’ PHP action
Learn how to use the `gform_admin_error_messages` action in Gravity Forms to modify error messages displayed in the WordPress admin panel. Customize and clear error messages using examples provided in this…
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_admin_messages’ PHP action
Learn how to use the gform_admin_messages action in Gravity Forms to display custom messages in the WordPress admin panel with an example function that appends a 'Preview Form' link to…
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_updates_list’ PHP filter
The article provides instructions on how to use the `gform_updates_list` PHP filter in Gravity Forms to modify the available updates displayed on the Forms -> System Status -> Updates page.
Using WordPress ‘loop_start’ PHP action
The 'loop_start' PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for developers to manipulate the way posts are displayed on a page. By using this action, developers can customize the…
Using WordPress ‘loop_end’ PHP action
The 'loop_end' PHP action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code at the end of each loop iteration. This is particularly useful for modifying the output of posts or…
Using WordPress ‘automatic_updates_complete’ PHP action
The 'automatic_updates_complete' action can enhance WordPress functionality by triggering additional tasks post-update.