[Resolved] Generate Press Elements Hook Placement

[GeneratePressUser]

Hello Generatepress team,

PLs can you see the image in the private box and let me know how can we have a hook placed at that place.

[David]

Hi there,

so that position is part of your Elementor content, so you will not find a Hook there, especially not a theme related one.

However, if you want – see my reply here:

https://generatepress.com/forums/search/hooky+shortcode/#post-2264208

It will allow you to create a Shortcode you can add to your Elementor content, that you can then hook into.
Please note – i have not tested this in Elementor content. You may want to ask Elementor if they have a better solution.

[GeneratePressUser]

Hey David,

Ok then I guess disabling elementor there on those page and adding those elements using elementor shortcode in generatepress hook would be the best way to arrange then things however we like by setting priority for those hooks, isn’t it?

As per your experience making page like that with multiple shortcodes VS making page directly using elementor do you think there is any difference in page speed?

[David]

Yeah you could use a shortcodes and hook them in using GP.
Shortcodes do require extra processing vs loading HTML from your database, but its performance hit is negligible.

[GeneratePressUser]

Hey David,

Thanks a lot, btw just 1 small off question from this topic: which caching plugin does generatepress usually recommend?

[David]

Generally we leave it to the server to do the caching.

Optimization plugins – in no particular order:

Autoptimize
Perfmatters
WP Rocket.

[GeneratePressUser]

Hey David,

Thanks a lot, yes I guess Wp Rocket along with a good server will be the best.

[David]

You’re welcome

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