The after-{$taxonomy}-table WordPress action fires after the taxonomy list table is displayed. The dynamic part of the action name, $taxonomy
, refers to the taxonomy slug.
Usage
add_action('after-{$taxonomy}-table', 'your_custom_function_name'); function your_custom_function_name($taxonomy) { // your custom code here }
Parameters
$taxonomy
(string) – The taxonomy name.
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: after-{$taxonomy}-table
Examples
Display a message after the category table
Displays a custom message after the category list table.
add_action('after-category-table', 'display_custom_message'); function display_custom_message($taxonomy) { echo 'This is a custom message.'; }
Add a custom button after the post tag table
Adds a custom button after the post tag list table.
add_action('after-post_tag-table', 'add_custom_button'); function add_custom_button($taxonomy) { echo '<button class="button">Custom Button</button>'; }
Include custom content after a custom taxonomy table
Include custom content after a custom taxonomy called “book_genre” list table.
add_action('after-book_genre-table', 'include_custom_content'); function include_custom_content($taxonomy) { echo 'Custom content for book genres.'; }
Add a custom notice after the taxonomy table
Add a custom notice after the taxonomy list table for a custom taxonomy called “event_type”.
add_action('after-event_type-table', 'display_custom_notice'); function display_custom_notice($taxonomy) { echo '<div class="notice notice-info">This is a custom notice.</div>'; }
Display a custom admin message after the category table
Display a custom admin message only for users with the “manage_categories” capability after the category list table.
add_action('after-category-table', 'display_admin_message'); function display_admin_message($taxonomy) { if (current_user_can('manage_categories')) { echo 'This message is visible only to admins.'; } }