* The load-* hook fires in a number of contexts. This hook is for plugin screens
* where a callback is provided when the screen is registered.
*
- * The dynamic portion of the hook name, $page_hook, refers to a mixture of plugin
+ * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$page_hook`, refers to a mixture of plugin
* page information including:
* 1. The page type. If the plugin page is registered as a submenu page, such as for
* Settings, the page type would be 'settings'. Otherwise the type is 'toplevel'.
* 2. A separator of '_page_'.
* 3. The plugin basename minus the file extension.
*
- * Together, the three parts form the $page_hook. Citing the example above,
+ * Together, the three parts form the `$page_hook`. Citing the example above,
* the hook name used would be 'load-settings_page_pluginbasename'.
*
* @see get_plugin_page_hook()
* The load-* hook fires in a number of contexts. This hook is for plugin screens
* where the file to load is directly included, rather than the use of a function.
*
- * The dynamic portion of the hook name, $plugin_page, refers to the plugin basename.
+ * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$plugin_page`, refers to the plugin basename.
*
* @see plugin_basename()
*
/**
* Fires before an importer screen is loaded.
*
- * The dynamic portion of the hook name, $importer, refers to the importer slug.
+ * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$importer`, refers to the importer slug.
*
* @since 3.5.0
*/
*
* The load-* hook fires in a number of contexts. This hook is for core screens.
*
- * The dynamic portion of the hook name, $pagenow, is a global variable
+ * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$pagenow`, is a global variable
* referring to the filename of the current page, such as 'admin.php',
* 'post-new.php' etc. A complete hook for the latter would be
* 'load-post-new.php'.
/**
* Fires when an 'action' request variable is sent.
*
- * The dynamic portion of the hook name, $_REQUEST['action'],
- * refers to the action derived from the GET or POST request.
+ * The dynamic portion of the hook name, `$_REQUEST['action']`,
+ * refers to the action derived from the `GET` or `POST` request.
*
* @since 2.6.0
*/