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Fires immediately after WordPress creates the basic admin bar items.

Fires after the table on the Appearance → Menus → Manage Locations admin tab, allowing HTML to be output.

Allows you to change the list of CSS classes applied to each comment <li> tag in the template.

Allows you to add a new time interval for Cron tasks (schedules).

Allows you to prevent an error from being generated when _doing_it_wrong() is called.

Allows you to configure authenticated SMTP email delivery. Fires after PHPMailer{} is initialized.

Allows you to short-circuit an HTTP request and return a specified value.

Fires after a new user is registered, allowing an action to be performed.

Allows you to show or hide the admin bar (toolbar) on the front end. The hook works only on the front end; it does not work in the admin area.

Allows you to remove/add a trailing slash (/) to URLs processed by user_trailingslashit().

Fires on every page load immediately after the theme is initialized. It is normally used to set up basic theme features; see add_theme_support().

Fires after WordPress has finished loading but before any HTTP headers are sent.

Fires immediately after all active plugins have loaded.

Allows you to change the parameters passed to WP_Query during an AJAX request for media files (attachments).

Changes the LIMIT clause of the SQL query before posts are retrieved from the database by WP_Query.

Allows you to change the list of columns searched when using the s search parameter in WP_Query.

Allows you to change the WHERE clause of an SQL query used to retrieve posts with WP_Query.

Allows changing a WP_Query query before it runs.

Filters the parameters (variables) of the main WordPress query.

Saves a custom field added to an image (attachment) using the attachment_fields_to_edit hook.

Fires before a post is deleted, at the very beginning of wp_delete_post().

Fires before a post (of any post type) is deleted from the database.

Fires only when an existing post is updated.

Allows you to change the list of CSS classes for the current post.

Fires after an existing post is updated.

Fires when a post (a post of the post type) is published or updated, allowing an action to be performed.

Allows changing the arguments passed to register_post_type when any post type is registered. It fires before the default arguments are generated, merged with the supplied arguments, and applied.

Allows changing a string passed to sanitize_title() after unwanted characters have been removed.

Fires whenever a post or page is created or updated, including publication through import, XML-RPC, or email.

Fires whenever a post of the specified type (post, page) is created or updated, including when it is published through import, XML-RPC, or email.

Filters the full description content output in a feed. The feed type is passed in the second parameter.

Filters the content of the post's “Excerpt” field before it is displayed. Used in the_excerpt().

Called by the the_excerpt_rss() function, which outputs a short description in an RSS feed. Passes the short description text so it can be changed.

Applies to the post title, before retrieving or displaying it.

Allows you to enable or disable Gutenberg (the WordPress block editor) for an individual post.

Allows you to enable/disable content editing through Gutenberg (the WordPress block editor) for a post type.

Allows you to change the lifetime of cookies used to authenticate users.

Allows you to change the URL of an author's archive page.

Allows you to change the list of site user roles requested by get_editable_roles().

Allows changing the primitive capabilities required when checking a user's permissions.

Allows you to change the list of post types to delete when a user is deleted. This applies only to posts created by the user.

Allows you to change the HTML of the link to the author's post archive page.

Allows you to change a user's additional contact information.

Allows you to remove or add capabilities for an individual user.

Fires immediately after a new user has been registered on the site and the user data has been added to the database.

Fires after a term (taxonomy item) is added.

Fires after a term (category or other taxonomy item) has been updated and its cache cleared.

Filters the part of the SQL query responsible for the sorting column in get_terms(), get_categories(), wp_list_categories().

Allows you to change a term name (category or tag) before it is sanitized and inserted into the database.

Allows you to change the arguments specified when registering a taxonomy.

Allows you to change the title of a category archive page.

Allows you to change the labels (headings) of a specified taxonomy, such as categories or tags.

Allows you to change messages displayed when terms (categories, tags, and so on) are handled on their creation and editing pages.

Allows you to change the list of post statuses included when updating taxonomy term counts.

Allows you to change cached oEmbed HTML when it is displayed.

Allows you to add an image MIME type and its corresponding file extension.

Allows you to change the list of registered columns in the Media table.

Allows you to change the content (HTML) generated when URLs supported by WordPress's oEmbed format are embedded. The change occurs before caching.

Allows adding/removing file types that can be uploaded to the site (file MIME types allowed for upload).

Allows you to change a translated string (text).

Allows you to change translated text whose translation is requested with a translation context by the _x() function.

Allows you to change a string translated by _n().

Allows you to override loading the translation .mo file for a specified text domain.

Allows you to add the names (keys) of meta-fields that should be considered protected/hidden.