Using WordPress ‘admin_menu’ PHP action
The 'admin_menu' action in WordPress is a PHP function that adds or removes menu items in the admin dashboard.
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Using WordPress ‘admin_init’ PHP action
The `admin_init` WordPress action allows you to run custom functions when the admin dashboard is loaded, such as adding custom CSS or creating a new setting page
Using WordPress ’emoji_svg_url’ PHP filter
Learn how to use the WordPress `emoji_svg_url` PHP filter to modify the URL where emoji SVG images are hosted, including examples of using a custom CDN, serving from your own…
Using WordPress ‘enable_login_autofocus’ PHP filter
The 'enable_login_autofocus' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to automatically focus on the login form when a user visits the login page. This can improve user experience and streamline the…
Using WordPress ‘enable_update_services_configuration’ PHP filter
The 'enable_update_services_configuration' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the update services configuration.
Using WordPress ‘feed_links_show_posts_feed’ PHP filter
The 'feed_links_show_posts_feed' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the display of the posts feed link on their website.
Using WordPress ‘file_mod_allowed’ PHP filter
The 'file_mod_allowed' PHP filter in WordPress allows for secure file modifications within the platform.
Using WordPress ‘filesystem_method’ PHP filter
The 'filesystem_method' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the file system method used for core updates and plugin installations. This can improve performance and security for WordPress sites.
Using WordPress ‘flush_rewrite_rules_hard’ PHP filter
The 'flush_rewrite_rules_hard' PHP filter in WordPress is a powerful tool for developers to reset permalinks and rewrite rules.