​How to Use the WordPress `add_user_to_blog` Action for Custom Functionality

The 'added_{$meta_type}_meta' action is triggered after metadata is added to the database, allowing for additional tasks to be performed.

​The `added_option` WordPress action allows you to take custom actions after an option is added in your WordPress site. This article provides examples on how to use this action, such…

​The `added_usermeta` WordPress action allows you to take specified actions after user metadata is added to the database, such as sending notifications or updating user roles

​The `admin_action` filter in WordPress allows developers to create their own custom actions that can be triggered by sending an `action` request variable through GET or POST requests

The 'admin_color_scheme_picker' action adds custom color schemes to WordPress admin. Here's how to use it.

​This article discusses how to use the `after_delete_post` WordPress action to perform various tasks such as logging deleted posts, deleting associated metadata, notifying admins, unscheduling future events, and updating counters

​The `after_menu_locations_table` WordPress action adds custom content after the menu locations table in the Admin Panel

​The `after_signup_form` action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom code after the user has completed the sign-up process but before the footer is displayed