Using WordPress ‘add_role()’ PHP function
The article provides instructions on how to use the `add_role()` function in WordPress, which allows users to create custom roles with specific permissions and capabilities
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Using WordPress ‘create_initial_rest_routes()’ PHP function
The `create_initial_rest_routes()` function in WordPress is used to register the default REST API routes without accepting any parameters
Using WordPress ‘dead_db()’ PHP function
Learn how to effectively use the WordPress 'dead_db' function to handle custom database errors with our comprehensive guide
Using WordPress ‘confirm_user_signup()’ PHP function
Shows a message confirming that the new user has been registered and is awaiting activation.
Using WordPress ‘activate_plugin()’ PHP function
Attempts activation of plugin in a “sandbox” and redirects on success.
Using WordPress ‘activate_plugins()’ PHP function
The `activate_plugins()` function in WordPress is used to activate a single plugin or a list of plugins
Using WordPress ‘cache_javascript_headers()’ PHP function
Sets the headers for caching for 10 days with JavaScript content type.
Using WordPress ‘confirm_blog_signup()’ PHP function
Shows a message confirming that the new site has been registered and is awaiting activation.
Using WordPress ‘flush_rewrite_rules()’ PHP function
The `flush_rewrite_rules()` function in WordPress resets the site's URL structure and rewrites any URLs that were created by previous requests