CMS actions

Every CMS action

• WordPress: Create CategoryCreate a category (a hierarchical taxonomy term) on your WordPress site. Set the name, description, slug and parent, or add any other field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Create CommentCreate a comment on a post on your WordPress site. Set the author and body directly, or add any other comment field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Create PageCreate a page on your WordPress site. Set common fields directly (title, content, status, parent, menu order) or add any other page field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Create PostCreate a post on your WordPress site. Set common fields directly (title, content, status, categories, tags) or add any other post field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Create TagCreate a tag on your WordPress site with a name and optional description and slug, or add any other tag field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Create UserCreate a new user on your WordPress site. Set common fields directly (username, email, password, roles) or add any other user field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Delete CategoryDelete a category from your WordPress site. Taxonomy terms cannot be trashed, so this always deletes the category permanently.
• WordPress: Delete CommentDelete a comment from your WordPress site. Moves it to the Trash by default; enable Permanently Delete to remove it for good.
• WordPress: Delete PageDelete a page from your WordPress site. Moves it to the Trash by default; enable Permanently Delete to remove it for good.
• WordPress: Delete PostDelete a post from your WordPress site. Moves it to the Trash by default; enable Permanently Delete to remove it for good.
• WordPress: Delete TagPermanently delete a tag from your WordPress site by ID; taxonomy terms cannot be trashed, so this always removes it for good.
• WordPress: Delete UserDelete a user from your WordPress site, reassigning their content to another user (required by WordPress).
• WordPress: Get CategoryRetrieve a single category from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Get CommentRetrieve a single comment from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Get Many CategoriesList categories from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching category.
• WordPress: Get Many CommentsList comments from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching comment.
• WordPress: Get Many PagesList pages from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching page.
• WordPress: Get Many PostsList posts from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching post.
• WordPress: Get Many TagsList tags from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching tag.
• WordPress: Get Many UsersList users from your WordPress site, with optional filters. Enable Return All to auto-paginate every matching user.
• WordPress: Get PageRetrieve a single page from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Get PostRetrieve a single post from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Get TagRetrieve a single tag from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Get UserRetrieve a single user from your WordPress site by ID.
• WordPress: Update CategoryUpdate an existing category on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Update CommentUpdate an existing comment on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other comment field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Update PageUpdate an existing page on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other page field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Update PostUpdate an existing post on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other post field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Update TagUpdate an existing tag on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other tag field via Additional Fields.
• WordPress: Update UserUpdate an existing user on your WordPress site. Only the fields you set are changed; add any other user field via Additional Fields.