Using WordPress ‘comment_atom_entry’ PHP action
The `comment_atom_entry` WordPress action allows you to hook into the Atom comment feed and modify its content
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Using WordPress ‘block_local_requests’ PHP filter
The 'block_local_requests' filter in WordPress allows developers to restrict access to certain URLs from within the same server. This can be useful for preventing unwanted requests and improving site security.
Using WordPress ‘bloginfo_url’ PHP filter
The 'bloginfo_url' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to easily retrieve and modify various URL information related to their site.
Using WordPress ‘allowed_http_origin’ PHP filter
The `allowed_http_origin` WordPress filter modifies the allowed HTTP origin by returning the origin URL if allowed, or an empty string if not
Using WordPress ‘allowed_http_origins’ PHP filter
The `allowed_http_origins` WordPress filter controls the set of allowed HTTP origins, allowing you to secure your site with custom rules
Using WordPress ‘atom_comments_ns’ PHP action
The 'atom_comments_ns' PHP action in WordPress adds custom XML namespace declarations to the Atom feed for comments.
Using WordPress ‘atom_head’ PHP action
The `atom_head` WordPress action allows you to modify the header information of an Atom feed, including adding a custom logo, stylesheet, favicon, and custom feed information. This article provides examples…
Using WordPress ‘atom_ns’ PHP action
The 'atom_ns' action adds custom namespace declarations to Atom feed in WordPress.
Using WordPress ‘admin_url’ PHP filter
Learn how to modify the WordPress admin URL using the `admin_url` PHP filter