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Also brings many new features and improvements for developers who create their own themes or plugins. Here are the other technical changes: Checking Post Accessibility: Version . introduces two new features that allow developers to check whether a post is publicly accessible - is_post_status_viewable()and is_post_publicly_viewable(). Single block filtering: The latest release includes a new dynamic hook render_block.
That allows you to filter the content of a single block. Variable Filtering $user_data: The latest update brings a new hook lostpassword_user_datathat adds the ability to filter $user_dataon password reset, thus enabling user validation photo editor using custom data. Replacing the phrase "Back to site": WordPress . allows you to replace the HTML code that generates the "Back to site" link (on the login screen) with any code or link using a new hook login_site_html_link.
Post-parent feature update: The new release introduces two new features related to post-parent - has_parent_post()checking whether a given post has a parent and get_parent_post()displaying the post's parent as an object. Passing attributes to <script>: In version adds tons of new features and improvements – for both users and developers. As this is the first of three major releases planned for , you could say that this is just a taste of what we can expect this year. Due to the scope of the changes, we have not mentioned everything that appeared in the latest version of WordPress.
That allows you to filter the content of a single block. Variable Filtering $user_data: The latest update brings a new hook lostpassword_user_datathat adds the ability to filter $user_dataon password reset, thus enabling user validation photo editor using custom data. Replacing the phrase "Back to site": WordPress . allows you to replace the HTML code that generates the "Back to site" link (on the login screen) with any code or link using a new hook login_site_html_link.
Post-parent feature update: The new release introduces two new features related to post-parent - has_parent_post()checking whether a given post has a parent and get_parent_post()displaying the post's parent as an object. Passing attributes to <script>: In version adds tons of new features and improvements – for both users and developers. As this is the first of three major releases planned for , you could say that this is just a taste of what we can expect this year. Due to the scope of the changes, we have not mentioned everything that appeared in the latest version of WordPress.