Descriptions
action hook, description of. Descriptions of a WordPress® action hook. —
add_post_type_support. This function adds support of certain features for a given post type(s). This means that a given area (or areas) of the edit screen will be available. It is recommended that it is attached to the init action hook. —
admin form, description of. Descriptions of one of the forms in the WordPress® admin section. —
analog_clock shortcode. This shortcode displays the Analog Clock with the specified hour, minute and other parameters. —
classes. WordPress, being OOP, uses several custom classes of its own. —
command reference. Description and reference for a WordPress function, template tag, class method or shortcode. —
database reference. Description of an element of the WordPress database. —
edit term meta admin form. This is the section of the edit term (tag) admin form used to edit term metadata. —
edit_term_meta action hook. The edit_term_meta action hook runs when the postdata of the edit termmeta form is saved. To save your termmeta, you should hook to this. It passes the args $term_id and $taxonomy to the hooked functions. —
excerpt meta box. The excerpt meta box allows working with the post_excerpt field. By default, is used only in posts and attachments. —
excerpt post type feature. The excerpt
post type feature indicates whether the excerpt meta box will be displayed in the edit post screen. —
excerpt, table field. The post_excerpt field stores the excerpt for the post (or attachment). By default, is unused in Pages. —
features, reference of. Description of a feature of WordPress® (either by core, plugin or theme). —
features by object, index of. Index of the different features, classified by the WordPress object or element they relate to. —
file reference. Description and reference of a WordPress file. —
files in main folder, index of. List of the files in the WordPress main (root) folder. —
folder reference. Description and reference for the WordPress folders. —
folders in main folder, index of. List of the subfolders in the WordPress main (root) folder. —
function reference. Description and brief overview of a WordPress function. —
get_all_meta_children. Returns an array of term_ids with all the children of given term (both by core and by metadata). —
get_term_custom. Returns all the metadata key-value pairs for a given term_id. Optionally, queries the database for the specified key. —
get_term_meta. Returns the term metadata for the specified term_id and key. —
get_term_meta_from_cache. Retrieves the specified term metadata from cache. Initializes the cache for that term metadata if it is not set yet. —
get_theme_mod. Retrieves a value modification for the current theme, or returns the default if the mod is not found. —
global, description of. Description of one of the globals used by WordPress (either PHP objects, classes, variables...). —