Using WordPress ‘current_filter()’ PHP function
The `current_filter()` function in WordPress retrieves the name of the current filter hook being run
The `current_filter()` function in WordPress retrieves the name of the current filter hook being run
The `add_shortcode()` function in WordPress allows developers to create their own custom shortcodes using a callable function and optional attributes
The `add_rewrite_endpoint()` function in WordPress adds an endpoint to the rewrite system, allowing developers to create custom endpoints with specific rules and parameters
The `add_posts_page()` function in WordPress allows developers to add a submenu page to the "Posts" main menu in the WordPress admin area