Use {{Removed}} to show that a specific function is removed from the WordPress codebase.
It will look like this:
This function has been removed from WordPress core. That means it has been replaced by a new function or is no longer needed. All code that uses this function must be converted to use its replacement if one exists.
Use
any of these functions instead.
If you want to specify WHICH function to use this instead: {{Removed|new_function=get_archives}}
This function has been removed from WordPress core. That means it has been replaced by a new function or is no longer needed. All code that uses this function must be converted to use its replacement if one exists.
Use
get_archives instead.
If you want to specify the version in which the function was removed, you can do it like this:
{{Removed|new_function=get_archives|version=3.0}}
This function has been removed from WordPress core as of Version 3.0. That means it has been replaced by a new function or is no longer needed. All code that uses this function must be converted to use its replacement if one exists.
Use
get_archives instead.
You may also specify the version of deprecation (if the function was deprecated) using the deprecated argument:
{{Removed|new_function=get_archives|version=3.0|deprecated=2.5}}
This function was deprecated in Version 2.5 and has been removed from WordPress core as of Version 3.0. That means it has been replaced by a new function or is no longer needed. All code that uses this function must be converted to use its replacement if one exists.
Use
get_archives instead.