Using WordPress ‘default_password_nag()’ PHP function
Learn about the WordPress `default_password_nag()` PHP function that checks if the logged-in user is using the default password âadminâ and reminds them to change it for enhanced security.
Users
Using WordPress ‘check_import_new_users()’ PHP function
Checks if the current user has permissions to import new users.
Using WordPress ‘check_comment_flood_db()’ PHP function
The `check_comment_flood_db()` function in WordPress allows developers to temporarily disable the comment flood prevention mechanism for specific situations or posts
Using WordPress ‘check_column()’ PHP function
The `check_column()` function in WordPress allows developers to check if a specific column in a database table meets certain criteria
Using WordPress ‘add_posts_page()’ PHP function
The `add_posts_page()` function in WordPress allows developers to add a submenu page to the "Posts" main menu in the WordPress admin area
Using WordPress ‘add_plugins_page()’ PHP function
The `add_plugins_page()` function in WordPress allows developers to add a submenu page to the "Plugins" main menu, requiring specific capabilities and checking them before inclusion
Using WordPress ‘confirm_user_signup()’ PHP function
Shows a message confirming that the new user has been registered and is awaiting activation.
Using WordPress ‘add_pages_page()’ PHP function
The `add_pages_page()` function in WordPress allows you to create custom pages and menus by adding a submenu page to the Pages main menu
Using WordPress ‘add_management_page()’ PHP function
The `add_management_page()` function in WordPress allows developers to easily add custom pages to the WordPress dashboard's "Tools" menu by specifying parameters such as page title, menu title, user capability requirement,…