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<?php
/**
* Genesis Framework.
*
* WARNING: This file is part of the core Genesis Framework. DO NOT edit this file under any circumstances.
* Please do all modifications in the form of a child theme.
*
* @package Genesis\Settings Sanitizer
* @author StudioPress
* @license GPL-2.0-or-later
* @link https://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/
*/
/**
* Registers an option sanitization filter.
*
* If the option is an "array" option type with "sub-options", you have to use the third param to specify the
* sub-option or sub-options you want the filter to apply to. DO NOT call this without the third parameter on an option
* that is an array option, because in that case it will apply that filter to the array(), not each member.
*
* Use the 'genesis_settings_sanitizer_init' action to be notified when this function is safe to use
*
* @since 1.7.0
*
* @param string $filter The filter to call (see Genesis_Settings_Sanitizer::$available_filters for options).
* @param string $option The WordPress option name.
* @param string|array $suboption Optional. The sub-option or sub-options you want to filter.
* @return true True when complete.
*/
function genesis_add_option_filter( $filter, $option, $suboption = null ) {
return Genesis_Settings_Sanitizer::$instance->add_filter( $filter, $option, $suboption );
}
add_action( 'admin_init', 'genesis_settings_sanitizer_init' );
/**
* Instantiate the Sanitizer.
*
* @since 1.7.0
*/
function genesis_settings_sanitizer_init() {
new Genesis_Settings_Sanitizer( new Genesis_Sanitizer() );
}