[Resolved] hook between Page Header and Entry Header

[Jan]

Hi,

how can I add content between Page Header and Entry Header?

thanks

[Leo]

Hi there,

GP hooks should help. Check out these two pages:
http://demo.generatepress.com/hook-locations/
https://docs.generatepress.com/article/hooks-overview/

Let me know.

[Jan]

Thanks for http://demo.generatepress.com/hook-locations/, I didn’t know that page. I think the list isn’t complete, generate_after_entry_header isn’t listed.

Both “Page Header” and “Entry Header” are between generate_before_content and generate_after_entry_title hook. So, is it possible to squeeze some content between them?

[Leo]

What about the inside content container?

[Roman]

Hi Leo, inside content container doesn’t work if one wants to put a full width sized element (aka section) below the page header and above the content. I would like to customize blog home page this way. Any thoughts?

[Leo]

Give this a shot: https://docs.generatepress.com/article/generate_before_main_content/

[Roman]

It creates a division of the generate-columns-container class inside the site-main element. To be able to create full width section (not contained) below the page header and above the blog index and sidebars, it would need further tweaking, I am afraid. Could you point me into right direction please?

[Roman]

I think we would need to hook after the generate-page-header element.

[Leo]

Can you link me to the page where you inserted it?

[Roman]

Unfortunatelly local server testing.I really thing the easiest way would be hooking after the generate-page-header element.

[Leo]

Ahh we can just use higher priority:

add_action( 'generate_after_header', 'lh_after_page_header', 15 );
function lh_after_page_header() {
?>
    Your content in here
<?php
}

[Roman]

Amazing! Thank you.

[Leo]

Glad I could help 🙂

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