WordPress – How to html escape post titles
Learn how to properly escape post titles in WordPress using either of the two common solutions - wrapping in esc_html() or creating a helper filter.
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Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_after_email’ PHP action
The 'gform_after_email' PHP filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to execute custom code after an email notification has been sent. This powerful filter can be used to perform additional actions,…
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_settings_save_button’ PHP filter
How to Use Gravity Forms `gform_settings_save_button` Filter for Modifying Save Button HTML
Using Gravity Forms ‘gform_addon_app_PAGE_TAB’ PHP filter
The `gform_addon_app_PAGE_TAB` PHP filter in Gravity Forms is triggered when a specific page and tab are accessed, allowing developers to add custom content to specific settings tabs.
Using Gravity Forms ‘gaddon_no_output_field_properties’ PHP filter
The `gaddon_no_output_field_properties` filter in Gravity Forms allows developers to control the HTML properties outputted for fields while providing flexibility and security
Using WordPress ‘capital_P_dangit()’ PHP function
Forever eliminate “Wordpress” from the planet (or at least the little bit we can influence).
Using WordPress ‘block_template_part()’ PHP function
The `block_template_part()` function in WordPress allows you to print specific block templates by passing in their names as strings
Using WordPress ‘balanceTags()’ PHP function
Balances tags if forced to, or if the ‘use_balanceTags’ option is set to true.
Using WordPress ‘apply_shortcodes()’ PHP function
Searches content for shortcodes and filter shortcodes through their hooks.