Wrap archive results in template

Hi Will,

You can try using 2 hook elements, one uses generate_before_main_content, the other one uses generate_after_main_contenthook, priority set to 1.

Hi Ying, setting the generate_after_main_content and priority to 1 displays things after the content. I want it to be before the content. But, it does not load as intended due to the above screenshot.

Hum, when I test on my end, it seems working:
https://www.screencast.com/t/eNs2E2tsevo

Generate before main content looks like this:

And generate after main content with priority set to 1 looks like this?:

Hi there,

it requires two hooks to wrap the articles.
Instead of the method Ying provided try the following PHP Snippet:

add_action('generate_before_loop', function(){
    if ( is_archive() ) {
        ?><div class="facetwp-template"><?php
    }
});

add_action('generate_after_loop', function(){
    if ( is_archive() ) {
        ?></div><?php
    }
});

For reference you can sse where those hooks are here:

https://github.com/tomusborne/generatepress/blob/8bff7e067bb4df92ce1711fddb843585d4d18e71/archive.php#L41-L56

And note - it will break the GP Columns. See this reply to correct that:

https://generatepress.com/forums/topic/facet-wp-with-blog-archive/#post-2118241

Ah David that is amazing, thank you!!!!!!!

Glad to be of help!