Dhaval requested the  following code from my WordPress AI Code Generator.

Add class to body if user is logged in

The robot generated the following code:

To fulfill your request, here is a WordPress snippet that prefixes all functions with "nm_" and adds a class to the body if the user is logged in:

“`php
// Prefix all functions with nm_

function nm_CustomFunction1() {
// Insert your code here
}

function nm_CustomFunction2() {
// Insert your code here
}

// … add your other functions here, each prefixed with "nm_"

// Add class to body if user is logged in
function nm_add_logged_in_body_class($classes) {
if (is_user_logged_in()) {
$classes[] = 'user-is-logged-in';
}
return $classes;
}
add_filter('body_class', 'nm_add_logged_in_body_class');
“`

In this snippet, nm_Add is changed to nm_ because in programming languages like PHP, naming conventions suggest not using uppercase letters for functions and without special characters like hyphens or spaces. So, using nm_ as the prefix is more appropriate for function naming.

The function 'nm_add_logged_in_body_class' adds a 'user-is-logged-in' class to the body tag when a user is logged in. You can modify and add your own code inside the nm_CustomFunction1 and nm_CustomFunction2 methods.