Using WordPress ‘get_{$meta_type}_metadata’ PHP filter
The `get_{$meta_type}_metadata` PHP filter in WordPress allows you to retrieve metadata for different types of objects such as posts, comments, terms, users, etc
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Using WordPress ‘get_footer’ PHP action
The "get_footer" PHP action in WordPress allows developers to add custom code to the footer section of a theme. This can be useful for adding tracking codes, social media icons,…
Using WordPress ‘get_template_part’ PHP action
WordPress 'get_template_part' PHP action is a powerful tool for developers to create reusable code templates.
Using WordPress ‘get_template_part_{$slug}’ PHP action
The "get_template_part_{$slug}" action in WordPress allows developers to easily reuse code across multiple templates.
Using WordPress ‘gettext_{$domain}’ PHP filter
The WordPress 'gettext_{$domain}' PHP filter allows developers to modify the translation strings of their themes or plugins without having to modify the original code. This provides a flexible and efficient…
Using WordPress ‘get_the_terms’ PHP filter
Learn how to use the WordPress `get_the_terms` PHP filter to modify the list of terms attached to a post, including examples such as hiding specific categories, adding custom terms, changing…
Using WordPress ‘in_plugin_update_message-{$file}’ PHP action
The `in_plugin_update_message` hook in WordPress allows developers to add custom messages to the plugin updates table, which can be used to display important information or warnings related to the plugin's…
Using WordPress ‘in_widget_form’ PHP action
Learn how to use the 'in_widget_form' PHP action in WordPress to add custom fields to a widget's form
Using WordPress ‘heartbeat_nopriv_tick’ PHP action
The WordPress 'heartbeat_nopriv_tick' PHP action is a powerful tool for developers to improve real-time functionality on their websites.