majiayu000 WordPress Hook Generator
Instructions
When the user wants to add a WordPress hook:
Determine hook type:
- Action (
add_action): Performs an action, no return value - Filter (
add_filter): Modifies data, must return a value
- Action (
Apply naming convention:
- Prefix:
retrologin_ - Example:
retrologin_login_head,retrologin_custom_message
- Prefix:
Create callback function:
- Use namespace:
Retrologin\ - Or use string callback:
'retrologin_callback'
- Use namespace:
Register the hook:
- Actions:
add_action('hook_name', 'callback', priority, args) - Filters:
add_filter('hook_name', 'callback', priority, args)
- Actions:
Example
// Action: Enqueue assets on login page
add_action('login_enqueue_scripts', 'retrologin_enqueue_assets');
function retrologin_enqueue_assets(): void {
wp_enqueue_style('retrologin-login', plugins_url('dist/assets/login.css', __FILE__));
}
// Filter: Change logo URL
add_filter('login_headerurl', 'retrologin_login_logo_url');
function retrologin_login_logo_url(): string {
return home_url('/');
}
Common Login Hooks
| Hook | Type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
login_enqueue_scripts |
Action | Enqueue CSS/JS |
login_headerurl |
Filter | Logo link URL |
login_headertitle |
Filter | Logo title text |
login_message |
Filter | Message above form |
login_footer_text |
Filter | Footer text |
login_redirect |
Filter | Redirect after login |