Tag: WordPress Inbuilt function

The wp_unregister_font_collection() function plays a crucial role in managing font collections within WordPress. Let’s delve into its purpose and parameters: Function Signature: wp_unregister_font_collection(string $slug): bool This function unregisters a previously registered font collection. Font collections are essential for organizing and utilizing custom fonts in your WordPress theme or plugin. $slug (string, required): The unique identifier (slug) of… Continue reading Understanding wp_unregister_font_collection() in WordPress

wp_register_script_module() and wp_enqueue_script_module() are two functions in WordPress used for registering and enqueuing JavaScript modules. wp_register_script_module(): This function registers a JavaScript module with WordPress. It tells WordPress that a particular JavaScript file is a module and should be available for enqueuing later. It accepts several parameters such as the handle (a unique identifier for the… Continue reading JavaScript Module Management in WordPress

esc_attr() is a WordPress function that is used to escape and sanitize data for use in HTML attributes. It stands for “escape attribute” and is commonly used to help prevent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in WordPress themes and plugins. When you use esc_attr(), it ensures that any data you pass to it is properly sanitized… Continue reading esc_attr() in WordPress

In WordPress, the wpautop function is used for automatically adding paragraph tags to text within post content. It’s a built-in function that is applied to the content of a post or page when it is displayed on the website. This function helps in formatting the text and making it more readable by adding <p> tags… Continue reading WordPress function wpautop() for

esc_url() is a WordPress function used for sanitizing and validating URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) in order to make them safe for use in various contexts within a WordPress website. It helps prevent potential security vulnerabilities by escaping and validating URLs to ensure they conform to the expected format and are safe to display or use.… Continue reading Purpose and implementation of esc_url() in WP

The function get_query_var() is a WordPress function used to retrieve a variable value from the current URL’s query string. If you’re experiencing issues with get_query_var(), there are a few things you can check: Verify you are using it within the appropriate context: get_query_var() is meant to be used within the WordPress loop or in a… Continue reading WordPress inBuilt function ‘get_query_var()’ is not working