Using WordPress ‘add_site_option’ PHP action
The `add_site_option` WordPress action allows you to run custom code after a network option is added. Learn how to use this action with examples in this article.
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Using WordPress ‘customize_render_partials_after’ PHP action
The 'customize_render_partials_after' PHP action is a powerful tool for modifying customizer content.
Using WordPress ‘get_schedule’ PHP filter
The 'get_schedule' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the cron schedule for scheduled events. This can be useful for optimizing server resources and improving website performance.
Using WordPress ‘http_response’ PHP filter
The 'http_response' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify HTTP responses before they are sent to the client.
Using WordPress ‘heartbeat_nopriv_received’ PHP filter
The WordPress 'heartbeat_nopriv_received' PHP filter allows developers to modify the data sent from the client to the server during the Heartbeat API process. This can be useful for improving performance…
Using WordPress ‘pre_get_ready_cron_jobs’ PHP filter
The 'pre_get_ready_cron_jobs' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the list of scheduled cron jobs before they are executed. This can be useful for optimizing performance and ensuring that…
Using WordPress ‘is_wp_error_instance’ PHP action
This article discusses how to use the 'is_wp_error_instance' PHP action in WordPress, including examples of using it for logging errors, displaying custom error messages, sending email notifications, storing instances in…
What does the @ symbol do in PHP?
Learn about the purpose of the @ symbol in PHP and its usage in error handling. Discover how the @ symbol acts as an "error control operator" and enables your…