​The `created_term` WordPress PHP action is fired after a new term is created and after the term cache has been cleaned

Utilize `create_term` action in WordPress to execute custom code after a new term has been added to a post or page.

Learn how to use the 'comment_on_draft' WordPress action for sending notifications when a comment is attempted on a draft post.

Learn how to use the WordPress 'comment_post' PHP action in this informative article

The 'comment_flood_trigger' PHP action is a hook that is triggered when a user attempts to submit too many comments in a short period of time.

​The `comment_closed` WordPress action allows you to perform custom actions when a comment is attempted on a post with comments closed

​The `comment_on_password_protected` WordPress action allows developers to hook into the process of allowing or disallowing comments on password-protected posts

The 'automatic_updater_disabled' PHP filter in WordPress allows site administrators to disable automatic updates for specific plugins, themes, or the entire site. This can be useful for maintaining compatibility with older…

​The `clear_auth_cookie` WordPress action allows you to execute custom code just before the authentication cookies are cleared by WordPress