​The `added_term_relationship` WordPress PHP action is fired immediately after an object-term relationship is added, and can be used to perform various actions such as logging the relationship, sending email notifications,…

​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_{$action}’ PHP action is a powerful tool for handling custom actions in the WordPress admin area. By adding a callback function to the hook, you can easily process form…

​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_password_reset` action in WordPress allows developers to perform specific actions after a user's password has been reset through the website. This article provides examples of how to use this…

​The `after_signup_site` action in WordPress allows developers to execute custom functions after a new site is signed up by users

The 'after_signup_user' PHP action in WordPress is triggered after a user registers on the site. To use it, add code to functions.php.

​After switching themes in WordPress, perform specific tasks with the `after_switch_theme` PHP action

The 'allow_password_reset' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to control whether users can reset their passwords.