WordPress Hook Generator

Instructions

When the user wants to add a WordPress hook:

1. •

   Determine hook type:

   • •Action (add_action): Performs an action, no return value
   • •Filter (add_filter): Modifies data, must return a value
2. •

   Apply naming convention:

   • •Prefix: retrologin_
   • •Example: retrologin_login_head, retrologin_custom_message
3. •

   Create callback function:

   • •Use namespace: Retrologin\
   • •Or use string callback: 'retrologin_callback'
4. •

   Register the hook:

   • •Actions: add_action('hook_name', 'callback', priority, args)
   • •Filters: add_filter('hook_name', 'callback', priority, args)

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