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So, I’m using the Simple Maintenance plugin by naa986. This plugin is awesomely lightweight, much like GP. However, I’d like to be able to use a Block Element in the Elements section, to build a sleeker maintenance page.
I have created my maintenance block element in the Elements section.
Element, (Block – Hook 503-redirect)
The plugin is loading a basic HTML template, via;
function load_sm_page() { header('HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavailable'); include_once("sm-template.php"); exit(); }The sm-template.php file is currently loading a full. <html>…</html> page. I’m thinking I can hook in here by removing all the content here and simply add my hook element. I can’t figure out how I add a hook location though. Is it possible to add a new hook location for GP to use? If so how would I go about it?
Thanks,
Also, on a side note, it would be awesome to be able to create elements, as shortcodes. That way I could have just used
<?php do_shortcode(); ?>. Would it be possible to request this feature?Customer Support
Hi there,
Hooks are a WP thing… so you can add them inside your own template using the
do_actionfunction:https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/do_action/
So a simple example to include within a HTML template is:
<?php do_action('my_custom_hook_name'); ?>Thanks, David. Just what I was after. 🙂
You’re welcome
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