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Hi Tom, Hi Leo,
I would like to include an ACF field
<?php the_field('text'); ?>in the “Page Header” (combined with site header). The ACF field should be inside the “div class: inside-page-header”. Is there a way to integrate this using functions.php?Regards, Sebastian
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Hi Sebastian,
I think you would use GP hooks for that: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/hooks-overview/.
Take a look at where they are located: http://demo.generatepress.com/hook-locations/
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before header contentandafter header contentare inside header.Let me know if this works
Hi Leo, Thanks your quick response. I mean, inside the generated Page Header from GP Premium. The Content is enclosed by the class “create-inside-combined-content”. Inside this class i would linke put the ACF Field. You know what I mean?
Did you try before header content hook?
Yes I tried. But it is not the right place.
Is your site live by any chance?
Lead Developer
You could use the Page Header area, but you would first have to create a new shortcode with your custom fiend.
add_shortcode( 'your_shortcode_tag','sebastian_acf_shortcode' ); function sebastian_acf_shortcode() { ob_start(); ?> Your custom field/HTML in here <?php return ob_get_clean(); }Then you would add [your_shortcode_tag] into the page header content area.
Hi Tom, many thanks for the support.
This is a very good solution, but for a customer website another solution would be better. Is there any way to solve this problem using functions.php?
There’s the
generate_inside_merged_page_headerhook which might help.Looks like that’s the only hook inside Page Header at the moment.
Yes, I have seen. But the content appears above the navigation. Will you perhaps add another hook in the future?
I’ll see what I can do 🙂
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