Using WordPress ‘get_site_transient()’ PHP function
The `get_site_transient()` function in WordPress retrieves the value of a site transient
Maintenance mode
Using WordPress ‘core_upgrade’ PHP action
WordPress users can leverage the 'core_upgrade_preamble' action to implement pre-upgrade customizations, such as displaying messages or executing specific actions.
Using WordPress ‘enable_maintenance_mode’ PHP filter
The 'enable_maintenance_mode' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to easily put their site into maintenance mode. This filter can be used to display a custom message or redirect users to…
Using WordPress ‘pre_option’ PHP filter
The 'pre_option' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the value of an option before it is retrieved from the database. This can be useful for customizing default values…
Using WordPress ‘pre_transient_{$transient}’ PHP filter
The 'pre_transient_{$transient}' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the value of a transient before it is retrieved from the database. This can be useful for caching and performance…
What to do if you WordPress site is stuck in maintenance mode
If your WordPress site is stuck in maintenance mode after an update, don't panic. Learn how to fix it by deleting the.maintenance file and waiting for 10 minutes before reloading…