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Hello team,
I am looking to add an HTML code to a specific sub-category page. [https://inadamsshoes.com/category/travel-blog/road-trip/]
Stories >> Travel >> Road Trip
Stories is part of my main menu, Travel is a sub-item of Stories, and Road Trip is a sub-item of Travel.
Additionally, When opening the “Road Trip” page on my site, I would like the new HTML code to be placed under the featured article.
I have one article that displays itself at full-width at the top, and then the rest of the articles follow underneath in two columns. Ideally, I would like to have the HTML (which is an opt-in.. if that matters) placed underneath the full-width feature, and the following articles in the columns.Hopefully this description isn’t too confusing.
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Hi there,
Not sure if I fully understand. Any chance you have an example to show?
If it’s relatively simple then we can try to point you in the right direction.
Let me know 🙂
I don’t have an exact example to show you.
This might be less convenient than I had imagined, but I created a mock image to use as my example.
The HTML I am trying to place, is the same as the one at the bottom of my “Resources” page. The “Don’t Know What to Pack” Optin-in form.
Hope this helps..
So basically you are trying to add some content after the featured post of a specific category archives?
Unfortunately there is no hook there.
correct, that is what I am trying to accomplish it seems..
Customer Support
correct, that is what I am trying to accomplish it seems..
As Leo mentioned, there’s no hook that goes directly after the featured post.
To achieve this, you’ll have to create a child theme with template for the blog, archive and search pages that adds a
if( $loop->current_post && !($loop->current_post == 1) ) { echo 'your HTML markup here' }condition.Alternatively, if you’re adding in a static markup, you can insert markup after a target element with JavaScript.
Wow. Alright, thanks. Seems like more of hassle than it worth.
Wow. Alright, thanks. Seems like more of hassle than it worth.
No problem. 🙂
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