WordPress is like a big ocean to me. It has a big set of great APIs, it has some awesome functionality and you can make almost any kind of websites you can imagine. But in this grand ocean as a content management system, there are some tiny bits of code that are being overlooked. In this tutorial, we're going to have a quick look at eight interesting WordPress functions. This one is –hopefully– going to be an interesting tutorial for most of you. I need to admit that I was blown away with some of the functions, saying "There is a function for that?" Some of them might not be as interesting as others, but I'm pretty sure that you will enjoy reading this article and learning about these hidden gems ! Cloaking Email Addresses in Your Content Have you ever needed to share an email address in your WordPress blog or website? You most likely have, and if you ever cared about not getting caught by spam robots which crawl the web for email addresses, telephone numbers and things like that, you've searched for a solution to hide the email addresses from those tiny evil robots. I know I have, and little did I know, there was already a core WordPress function for it: antispambot() .
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