Using WordPress ‘wp_footer()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the wp_footer() WordPress PHP function to add custom content just before the closing tag in your website with this guide from WordPress Developer Resources.
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Using WordPress ‘wp_footer’ PHP action
Learn how to use the wp_footer() WordPress PHP action to add custom scripts and styles just before the closing tag of your WordPress site using the add_action function in this…
Using WordPress ‘add_action()’ PHP function
Learn how to use the WordPress `add_action()` PHP function to attach a callback function to a specific action hook and execute it during the WordPress core process. Discover examples and…
Using WordPress ‘add_attachment’ PHP action
The 'add_attachment' action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code when a new attachment is added to the media library.
Using WordPress ‘admin_email_confirm_form’ PHP action
The `admin_email_confirm_form` WordPress action allows you to modify the behavior of the administrator's email confirmation form by adding or removing elements such as text, checkboxes, or hidden fields.
Using WordPress ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’ PHP action
The 'admin_enqueue_scripts' Action in WordPress: Enqueuing Custom Scripts and Styles for the Admin Area
Using WordPress ‘admin_footer’ PHP action
The `add_action` hook is used in WordPress to execute specific functions at a particular point in time, such as when the page loads or when the admin footer is displayed.…
Using WordPress ‘admin_head’ PHP action
The `add_action` hook is a powerful tool for adding custom functionality to WordPress, including the ability to add custom code to the head section of all admin pages using the…
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