Using WordPress ‘after_plugin_row’ PHP action
The 'after_plugin_row' action hook in WordPress adds custom content/functionality after a plugin row in the admin dashboard.
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Using WordPress ‘customize_section_active’ PHP filter
The 'customize_section_active' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the active state of a customizer section. This can be useful for creating dynamic and interactive user interfaces.
Using WordPress ‘after_plugin_row_{$plugin_file}’ PHP action
The 'after_plugin_row_{$plugin_file}' action in WordPress allows custom content after a plugin's row in the dashboard.
Using WordPress ‘after_theme_row’ PHP action
Learn how to use the WordPress 'after_theme_row' PHP action to add custom content or functionality to the themes list in a WordPress Multisite environment. Use this action with parameters such…
Using WordPress ‘all_plugins’ PHP filter
The WordPress 'all_plugins' PHP filter allows developers to modify the list of installed plugins in the WordPress admin dashboard. This can be useful for a variety of reasons, such as…
Using WordPress ‘ms_site_check’ PHP filter
The 'ms_site_check' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the site status check for multisite installations.
Using WordPress ‘dynamic_sidebar’ PHP action
The article provides information about using the WordPress `dynamic_sidebar` PHP action, which includes examples such as adding a custom class to a widget, changing its title, displaying it only on…
Using WordPress ‘pre_count_users’ PHP filter
The 'pre_count_users' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the user count before it is displayed. This can be useful in scenarios where custom user roles are being used,…
Using WordPress ‘network_admin_plugin_action_links’ PHP filter
The 'network_admin_plugin_action_links' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to add custom links to the network admin plugins page. This filter provides a simple and efficient way to enhance the functionality…