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WordPress How to Build a WordPress Plugin How WordPress Plugins Work Actions Code Challenge

Posted by Alexisca hall
Alexisca hall
23,683 Points

Write an empty function named custom_action(). Then hook your function to the "customize_register" action.

Write an empty function named custom_action(). Then hook your function to the "customize_register" action.

plugin.php 
<?php
custom_action;
add_action("customize_register","custom_action");


?>

1 Answer

Brian Hayes
Brian Hayes
20,986 Points
Brian Hayes
Brian Hayes
20,986 Points

You need to actually make custom_action a function by declaring it.

<?php
function custom_action() {}

otherwise the compiler has no idea what it is or what to do with it.