Have you ever wanted to insert some text, an image, video or something else to a specific location on your site other than your content area? WordPress hooks allow you to do this but you’ll need to write php code to make them work.
Is there an easier way? The Thesis OpenHook plugin allows you to insert HTML, PHP, CSS or Javascript to any location there’s a hook in Thesis.
Here’s a map of Thesis Hook Home Page locations showing where you can insert content. Here’s another map of Thesis Hook Post Page locations as well. This plugin allows you to do this without having to edit/add code to your theme’s custom functions.php file or any other files which contain code.
For non coders or anyone who wants to save time, this is an excellent solution as not everyone wants to become a master of PHP coding.
This is an example of one of the boxes which you can use to add content to depending on the hook location you want the content to be displayed on your site.
I still love Thesis! Did you think that i’d given up on it after switching one of my blogs to the Canvas theme? Thesis is a great theme for developers and has as many users as Woo themes have which is a great endorsement considering Woo have produced over 100 different themes and Thesis only has one! Thesis is not the only theme on the planet and not everyone uses Thesis.
Brad Dalton
@wpsitesdotnet
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