Using WordPress ‘automatic_updates_complete’ PHP action
The 'automatic_updates_complete' action can enhance WordPress functionality by triggering additional tasks post-update.
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Using WordPress ‘customize_save_response’ PHP filter
The 'customize_save_response' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the response data when a user saves changes in the Customizer. This can be useful for adding custom messages or…
Using WordPress ‘create_{$taxonomy}’ PHP action
The 'create_{$taxonomy}' action in WordPress allows custom code execution when a new term is added to a specific taxonomy.
Using WordPress ‘auto_plugin_update_send_email’ PHP filter
The 'auto_plugin_update_send_email' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the email notification sent when a plugin is updated automatically. By using this filter, developers can add additional information to…
Using WordPress ‘begin_fetch_post_thumbnail_html’ PHP action
The `begin_fetch_post_thumbnail_html` WordPress action allows you to modify the post thumbnail HTML before it is rendered on the page
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_expired’ PHP action
The 'auth_cookie_expired' PHP action: Triggered on expired authentication cookies in WordPress.
Using WordPress ‘admin_email_confirm’ PHP action
The `admin_email_confirm` WordPress action allows you to hook into the process of verifying an administrator's email address, providing the opportunity to display custom messages or log errors for further analysis
Using WordPress ‘after_core_auto_updates_settings’ PHP action
The `after_core_auto_updates_settings` hook in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code after the core auto-update settings have been determined
Using WordPress ‘add_option_{$option}’ PHP action
The ‘add_option_{$option}’ PHP action in WordPress is a powerful tool for developers looking to add new options to the database. This action is triggered whenever the ‘add_option()’ function is used…