Using WordPress ‘comment_feed_groupby’ PHP filter
The 'comment_feed_groupby' PHP filter in WordPress allows for customization of comment feeds by grouping comments based on certain criteria.
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Using WordPress ‘comments_clauses’ PHP filter
The 'comments_clauses' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the SQL query used to retrieve comments. This can be useful for customizing the display or sorting of comments on…
Using WordPress ‘auth_cookie_valid’ PHP action
The `auth_cookie_valid` PHP action in WordPress is triggered when an authentication cookie has been successfully validated. This article provides examples and usage instructions for adding custom functions to be executed…
Using WordPress ‘archive_blog’ PHP action
The `add_action` hook in WordPress is used to execute specific functions at a particular point in time during the execution cycle of the platform. One such hook is the `archive_blog`…
Using WordPress ‘ajax_term_search_results’ PHP filter
The 'ajax_term_search_results' filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the search results for taxonomy terms using AJAX. By hooking into this filter, developers can modify the HTML output of the…
Using WordPress ‘add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts’ PHP filter
The 'add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts' PHP filter in WordPress adds a suffix to trashed posts' slugs, preventing conflicts with existing post URLs.
Using WordPress ‘activate_{$plugin}’ PHP action
The `activate_{$plugin}` PHP action in WordPress is fired when a specific plugin is being activated
Using WordPress ’email_exists’ PHP filter
The 'email_exists' PHP filter in WordPress is a powerful tool for developers to check if a user's email already exists in the database. This filter can be used in various…
Using WordPress ‘found_comments_query’ PHP filter
The 'found_comments_query' filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the SQL query used to retrieve comments. This can be useful for customizing comment displays or implementing advanced filtering.