the_content:
This filter allows you to modify the content of a post or page before it's displayed. You can use it to add custom content, manipulate images, or apply formatting to the post content.
the_title:
It lets you modify the title of a post or page before it's displayed.
wp_nav_menu_items:
You can use this filter to add, modify, or remove items from the WordPress navigation menu.
the_excerpt:
This filter allows you to customize the excerpt of a post. You can add custom text, limit the length, or apply formatting.
widget_text_content:
It lets you filter the content of text widgets. You can use it to add custom HTML, shortcodes, or other content to widget areas.
widget_title:
You can use this filter to modify the title of widgets.
excerpt_length and excerpt_more:
These filters allow you to customize the length of post excerpts and the text that appears at the end of an excerpt, like "Read More."
the_category and the_tags:
These filters allow you to customize the output of post categories and tags, respectively.
wp_login_errors:
It lets you customize error messages displayed on the WordPress login page.
comment_text:
This filter allows you to customize the content of comments on your website.
gettext:
You can use this filter to modify or translate text strings in WordPress. It's handy for localization and internationalization.
the_author:
It lets you customize the author's name displayed on posts.
widget_display_callback:
This filter is used to modify the output of widgets before they are displayed in widget areas.
pre_get_posts:
This filter allows you to modify the main query of a WordPress page before it's executed. It's useful for customizing the content that appears on specific pages or archives.
wp_enqueue_scripts:
You can use this filter to enqueue or dequeue styles and scripts in WordPress. It's essential for managing the loading of CSS and JavaScript files.
body_class:
This filter allows you to add custom CSS classes to the <body> element of your website.
wp_title:
It lets you modify the title displayed in the HTML <title> tag for SEO and browser tabs.
comment_form_defaults:
This filter allows you to customize the default settings for the comment form.
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