Using WordPress ‘delete_site_option()’ PHP function
The `delete_site_option()` function is a WordPress PHP function used to remove a specific option by its name for the current network
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Using WordPress ‘delete_site_meta()’ PHP function
The `delete_site_meta()` function in WordPress allows users to remove metadata from their website by specifying the site ID and the meta key and value to remove
Using WordPress ‘delete_all_user_settings()’ PHP function
The `delete_all_user_settings()` function in WordPress allows developers to remove all settings of the current user upon triggering
Using WordPress ‘default_topic_count_text()’ PHP function
The `default_topic_count_text()` function in WordPress displays a tooltip with the number of topics linked to a specific tag
Using WordPress ‘default_password_nag_handler()’ PHP function
Learn about the deprecated WordPress `default_password_nag_handler()` PHP function, its parameters, usage, examples, and why it's no longer recommended for use.
Using WordPress ‘default_password_nag_edit_user()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the `default_password_nag_edit_user()` WordPress PHP function to disable the "You're using the default WordPress password." notification after password reset.
Using WordPress ‘default_password_nag()’ PHP function
Learn about the WordPress `default_password_nag()` PHP function that checks if the logged-in user is using the default password âadminâ and reminds them to change it for enhanced security.
Using WordPress ‘debug_fwrite()’ PHP function
The `debug_fwrite()` function in WordPress is used to write data to a file for debugging purposes
Using WordPress ‘debug_fopen()’ PHP function
The `debug_fopen()` function in WordPress allows you to open a file for debugging purposes with specific permissions