What is WordPress Hook: after-{$taxonomy}-table
The after-{$taxonomy}-table hook is a specific WordPress hook that allows developers to add content or functionality after the table of a specific taxonomy in the admin area.
Understanding the Hook: after-{$taxonomy}-table
This hook is located within the WordPress process that generates the table for a specific taxonomy in the admin area. It provides developers with the ability to insert additional content or functionality after this table.
Hook Parameters (if applicable): after-{$taxonomy}-table
The after-{$taxonomy}-table hook does not accept any arguments or parameters.
Hook Doesn’t Work: after-{$taxonomy}-table
If the after-{$taxonomy}-table hook doesn’t work as expected, it could be due to a conflict with other hooks or functions. It’s important to check for any errors in the code and ensure that the hook is being added in the correct location within the WordPress theme or plugin.
Best Practices & Usage Notes (if applicable): after-{$taxonomy}-table
When using the after-{$taxonomy}-table hook, it’s important to consider the layout and design of the admin area. Adding content or functionality after the taxonomy table should enhance the user experience and not disrupt the overall usability of the WordPress dashboard.
Usage Example: after-{$taxonomy}-table
“`php
function custom_content_after_taxonomy_table() {
echo ‘
‘;
}
add_action( ‘after-{$taxonomy}-table’, ‘custom_content_after_taxonomy_table’ );
“`
