What Are WordPress Hooks?
WordPress Hooks are functions used to modify Actions or Filters that can be ‘hooked’ into WordPress to change the default functionality
WordPress Hooks are functions used to modify Actions or Filters that can be ‘hooked’ into WordPress to change the default functionality
WordPress Multisite is an installation that allows one to create and manage a network of multiple websites from one WordPress dashboard
A WordPress Gravatar is a user’s image appearing beside their name that follows them as they browse and comment on avatar-enabled sites
Custom fields are a WordPress feature that enables users to add information when writing a post. WordPress stores this information as metadata
WordPress Plugins are apps that allow users to add new functionalities and features to a WordPress website
A WordPress excerpt is a summary of a longer article. The excerpt is typically displayed on the blog index and archives pages
WordPress Admin Bar is a floating toolbar displayed at the top of the screen for all logged-in users
A WordPress Administrator status has comprehensive control and management capabilities over what users can or cannot do within their site
A WordPress Contributor is one of six user roles in a default
A WordPress subscriber is a site user who can only edit their profile, read posts, and leave comments
A Mega Menu is an expandable menu that displays navigation options to
A Hover Animation is a WordPress feature that lets you animate elements on your website