Using WordPress ‘customize_dynamic_setting_class’ PHP filter
The 'customize_dynamic_setting_class' PHP filter in WordPress allows for dynamic customization of settings.
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Using WordPress ‘customize_load_themes’ PHP filter
The 'customize_load_themes' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the themes that are loaded on a website. This filter can be used to modify the list of available themes,…
Using WordPress ‘customize_changeset_save_data’ PHP filter
The 'customize_changeset_save_data' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the data saved during the Customizer's save process. This can be useful for adding custom validation or sanitization to user…
Using WordPress ‘customize_changeset_branching’ PHP filter
The 'customize_changeset_branching' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the branching behavior of the Customizer changeset. This can be useful for managing complex Customizer workflows and ensuring that changes…
Using WordPress ‘customize_allowed_urls’ PHP filter
The 'customize_allowed_urls' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to restrict access to the Customizer to specific URLs.
Using WordPress ‘custom_header_options’ PHP action
The 'custom_header_options' action in WordPress allows developers to modify header settings page. By adding a function to functions.php, custom options can be added or removed.
Using WordPress ‘cron_reschedule_event_error’ PHP action
The 'cron_reschedule_event_error' action is a WordPress hook that fires when an issue occurs with a scheduled event.
Using WordPress ‘cron_schedules’ PHP filter
The WordPress 'cron_schedules' PHP filter allows developers to create custom intervals for scheduled tasks.
Using WordPress ‘cron_unschedule_event_error’ PHP action
The `cron_unschedule_event_error` PHP action in WordPress is triggered when there is an error while unscheduling a cron event. This article provides examples on how to use this action, such as…