​The `granted_super_admin` WordPress action allows developers to perform various actions after a user is granted Super Admin privileges, such as sending emails or logging events

Learn how to use the WordPress 'activated_plugin' PHP function to activate a plugin and redirect the user to a specified URL. This function also allows you to activate a plugin…

The 'delete_site_email_content' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the email sent to users when a site is deleted. This filter can be used to provide more specific information…

​The `deactivate_blog` action in WordPress allows for executing custom code when a network site is about to be or has just been deactivated

​The `deactivate_{$plugin}` PHP action in WordPress is fired when a plugin is about to be deactivated, allowing developers to perform cleanup tasks before the plugin is removed

The 'deactivated_plugin' PHP action is crucial in WordPress when a plugin is deactivated.

The WordPress 'default_site_option_{$option}' PHP filter allows developers to modify default site options programmatically.

​The `delete_site_option` WordPress PHP action is fired after a network option has been deleted, and can be used for various purposes such as logging the deleted option, sending email notifications,…

​This article discusses the use of the `delete_site_option_{$option}` WordPress action in developing plugins and themes