Hookup with WordPress
summary
Claims that hooks let teams push features into large themes safely and modularly, and then demonstrates the actual WordPress APIs: do_action/add_action/apply_filters plus remove_action/remove_filter and using the Code Reference or IDE for docs. Shows concrete examples: registering a 'pokemon' custom post type on the init hook, filtering post_title to a Pokemon style, and stripping nav menu classes. Notes default priority is 10, warns about absurd cases like passing 9999 args, and confirms hooks register and return values as expected.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:20ADDING ACTION HOOK
- 14:56REMOVING FILTER HOOK
- 18:59DESCRIPTIVE HOOK NAME SUPPLEMENT AN OPERATION
- 19:53KEEP THE LOGIC SEPARATE
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