Would be good to have "genesis_after_post_title" and (before)

Hi Ash,
Thanks for the feedback. The original hooks that were included were the hooks you can find on Genesis Visual Hook Guide. I’m sure there are some hooks that were missing from that guide though. I can add the genesis_after/before_post_title for you though.

Also, note that the genesis_entry_[header/content/footer] hooks are included with the plugin. The hooks that will show up in the menu however are only the hooks that the active theme supports. Some child themes (or I suppose even plugins) may remove certain areas, which would cause them to drop from this plugin’s menu. In total there are 26 areas that you can access from this plugin (well, after I add the genesis_after/before_post_title):

1. genesis_before
2. genesis_before_header
3. genesis_header
4. genesis_before_site_title
5. genesis_site_title
6. genesis_after_site_title
7. genesis_site_description
8. genesis_header_right
9. genesis_after_header
10. genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap
11. genesis_before_content
12. genesis_before_loop
13. genesis_before_sidebar_widget_area
14. genesis_before_entry
15. genesis_entry_header
16. genesis_entry_content
17. genesis_entry_footer
18. genesis_after_entry
19. genesis_after_endwhile
20. genesis_after_loop
21. genesis_after_content
22. genesis_after_content_sidebar_wrap
23. genesis_before_footer
24. genesis_footer
25. genesis_after_footer
26. genesis_after

Thanks for the quick response (almost never happens here). That would be awesome. I didn’t realize child themes do that but good to know.

No problem!
If you install Genesis Visual Hook Guide on your site, you’ll be able to see where to expect certain hooks on your specific site.
If there are any other hooks I’m missing, let me know so I can add them for you.

Ya. I know about that…I was trying to get the image to appear right below the article title so I was trying to find the right hook.

Here is the screenshot of my site: https://cl.ly/233t0P3r0l3M and here is a screenshot of my dropdown https://cl.ly/3X1p301H0w0Z I don’t see genesis_post_title_text

Hi Scott – I don’t see the hooks you mentioned added. Did you get around to it?

Also referring to https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/genesis-visual-hook-guide/screenshots/

it makes sense to have genesis_before_post_content since many people (me included) would like to show the featured image before anything else in the post.

Let me know what you think when/if you can add that.

Thanks!

I was going off a list of newer hooks. I think the hooks you were referring to were around in some of the older Genesis themes and didn’t make it to the list I was working off of.
Regardless, those should be included as well to try to capture as many possible scenarios as we can, so the current list of hooks includes:

1. genesis_before
2. genesis_before_header
3. genesis_header
4. genesis_before_site_title
5. genesis_site_title
6. genesis_after_site_title
7. genesis_site_description
8. genesis_header_right
9. genesis_after_header
10. genesis_before_content_sidebar_wrap
11. genesis_before_content
12. genesis_before_loop
13. genesis_loop
14. genesis_before_post
15. genesis_before_post_title
16. genesis_post_title
17. genesis_after_post_title
18. genesis_before_post_content
19. genesis_post_content
20. genesis_after_post_content
21. genesis_after_post
22. genesis_after_sidebar_widget_area
23. genesis_after_sidebar_alt_widget_area
24. genesis_before_sidebar_widget_area
25. genesis_before_sidebar_alt_widget_area
26. genesis_before_entry
27. genesis_entry_header
28. genesis_entry_content
29. genesis_entry_footer
30. genesis_after_entry
31. genesis_after_endwhile
32. genesis_after_loop
33. genesis_after_content
34. genesis_after_content_sidebar_wrap
35. genesis_before_footer
36. genesis_footer
37. genesis_after_footer
38. genesis_after

Please note that the list of hooks you see in your site won’t include all of those if your theme doesn’t have them all. The dropdown checks to see if the hook exists and only displays it if it does.

Hi Scott,

I’m using Genesis (obviously) and my child theme only adds a few cosmetic tweaks to the core theme.

Are you saying that my child theme “blocks” the inheritance of core Genesis hooks?

It seems like maybe I don’t have a full understanding on how child themes work.

Check out these two articles, which might help explain what I was talking about:
https://www.carriedils.com/genesis-2-0-hooks/

https://wpsites.net/wordpress-themes/new-genesis-2-0-loop-hooks-how-to-use-them/