Using WordPress ‘apache_mod_loaded()’ PHP function
Determines whether the specified module exist in the Apache config.
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Using WordPress ‘add_screen_option()’ PHP function
The `add_screen_option()` function in WordPress allows developers to create custom options for their plugins and themes by generating additional settings pages
Using WordPress ‘add_option_update_handler()’ PHP function
The `add_option_update_handler()` function in WordPress is used to register a setting and its sanitization callback
Using WordPress ‘add_option()’ PHP function
The `add_option()` function in WordPress is used to add a new option to the database, which can be accessed later through the `get_option()` function
Using WordPress ‘add_network_option()’ PHP function
The `add_network_option()` function in WordPress allows developers to add custom network options by passing in a `$network_id` parameter along with the option name and value
Using WordPress ‘add_metadata()’ PHP function
The `add_metadata()` function in WordPress allows developers to add metadata to various types of objects such as posts, comments, terms, users, etc
Using WordPress ‘default_topic_count_scale()’ PHP function
The `default_topic_count_scale()` function in WordPress returns a scale for the number of posts with a specific tag
Using WordPress ‘add_comment_meta()’ PHP function
The `add_comment_meta()` function in WordPress allows developers to add metadata fields to comments on their website
Using WordPress ‘next_post_rel_link()’ PHP function
Displays the relational link for the next post adjacent to the current post.