is_sticky
is_sticky
Appears in: wordpress-5.3, wordpress-5.3.1, wordpress-5.3.2, wordpress-5.4, wordpress-5.4.1, wordpress-5.4.2, wordpress-5.5, wordpress-5.5.1, wordpress-5.5.2, wordpress-5.5.3, wordpress-5.6, wordpress-5.6.1, wordpress-5.6.2, wordpress-5.7, wordpress-5.7.1, wordpress-5.7.2, wordpress-5.8, wordpress-5.8.1, wordpress-5.8.2, wordpress-5.8.3, wordpress-5.9, wordpress-5.9.1, wordpress-5.9.2, wordpress-5.9.3, wordpress-6.0, wordpress-6.0.1, wordpress-6.0.2, wordpress-6.0.3, wordpress-6.1, wordpress-6.1.1, wordpress-6.2, wordpress-6.2.1, wordpress-6.2.2, wordpress-6.3, wordpress-6.3.1, wordpress-6.3.2, wordpress-6.4, wordpress-6.4.1, wordpress-6.4.2, wordpress-6.4.3, wordpress-6.5, wordpress-6.5.2, wordpress-6.5.3, wordpress-6.5.4, wordpress-6.5.5, wordpress-6.6, wordpress-6.6.1, wordpress-6.6.2, wordpress-6.7, wordpress-6.7.1
Hook Type: filter
Displaying hooks found in version: wordpress-6.7.1apply_filters('is_sticky') is found 1 times:
- /wp-includes/post.php line 280327992800280128022803280428052806280728082809
*
* @param bool
$is_sticky
Whether a post is sticky.
* @param int
$post_id
Post ID.
*/
return
apply_filters(
'is_sticky'
,
$is_sticky
,
$post_id
);
}
/**
* Sanitizes every post field.
*
* If the context is
'raw'
, then the post object
or
array
will get minimal