Hook Actions
list of the action hooks available for use in plugin development in Version 2.1 and above of WordPress. widgets_init – Used to register sidebars. This is fired at ‘init’, with a priority of 1....
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Action Hooks
Action hooks are designated points in the WordPress core, theme and plugin code where it is possible for outside resources (outside of the scope of where the hook is… either in the core, theme...
Plugin API
The Plugin API provides a neat interface to work with actions and filters. Hooks, Actions and Filters Hooks are provided by WordPress to allow your plugin to ‘hook into’ the rest of WordPress; that...
Setting API
The Settings API, added in WordPress 2.7, allows admin pages containing settings forms to be managed semi-automatically. It lets you define settings pages, sections within those pages and fields within the sections. There are...
Plugin Active & Deactive
Plugins will be on inactive status by default. We can click on the activate link under the plugin name to activate the plugin. Once the plugin is successfully activated, its features will get effected...
WP Plugin Files Header
WordPress Plugin – Files Header The top of your Plugin’s main PHP file must contain a standard Plugin information header. This header lets WordPress recognize that your Plugin exists, add it to the Plugin management...
Create WP Plugin
WordPress Plugin Introduction A WordPress Plugin is a program, or a set of one or more functions, written in the PHP scripting language, that adds a specific set of features or services to the...
Theme Customization API
The Theme Customization API, added in WordPress 3.4, allows developers to customize WordPress’s Theme Customization admin screen. The Theme Customization screen (i.e. “Theme Customizer”) allows site admins to tweak a theme’s settings and see...
WordPress API
The WordPress API stands for the WordPress Application Programming Interface. It can be separated into multiple API sections / topics. Each covers the functions involved in and use of a given set of functionality....
Basic comment template tags
Template Tag Description <?php comment_ID(); ?> the ID of a comment <?php comment_author(); ?> the author of a comment <?php comment_author_link(); ?> the author of a comment, wrapped with a link to his website...
