What Is A WordPress Hook?
A basic introduction to WordPress hooks — actions and filters.
A basic introduction to WordPress hooks — actions and filters.
Filter to modify which CSS stylesheets Caldera Forms loads in the front-end.
Use this filter to modify which scripts Caldera Forms loads and where it loads them from.
Use this filter to change the capability that is checked to allow maintenance of Caldera Forms.
This filter can be used to change the value that would be returned from a processor. add_filter( ‘caldera_forms_processor_value’, function( $value, $field, $args, $config, $form ){
Learn how to customize the dropdown options for select fields in Caldera Forms, including fields automatically populated with WordPress posts or taxonomy terms.
Caldera Forms is designed to be simple and easy to use. Most of the time when I use the plugin, I create the forms I need using the user interface, and it works really well. That said, as a developer I often need to do things that I can’t do from the UI, or with the UI alone. I want more control and the ability to save the form’s settings in the file system.
Where Does This Code Go? When using WordPress hooks to customize Caldera Forms or other plugins you should not modify the plugin files, or you
This dynamically named filter allows for adding custom validation for all fields of a specific type. The last part of the filter name is the
Where Does This Code Go? When using WordPress hooks to customize Caldera Forms or other plugins you should not modify the plugin files, or you