Looking to interact with Effectus in a programmatic way? Use these hook locations to do anything you want, wherever you want!
In the Effectus Skin, the following elements feature container hooks, which are really four hooks in one:
Primary Wrapper
- container
Header Section
- header
Content Section (General)
- content_container
- columns
- content
Content Section (Blog)
- home
- headline_area
- bylines
- home_footer
- prev_next
- archive_intro
Content Section (Single)
- single
- headline_area
- bylines
- post_comments
- comments
- comment_head
- comment_form
- comment_form
- prev_next
Content Section (Page)
- page
- headline_area
- page_comments
- comments
- comment_head
- comment_form
- comment_form
- prev_next
Content Section (Archives)
- archive
- headline_area
- bylines
- archive_footer
- prev_next
- archive_intro
Content Section (Landing)
- landing
- headline_area
Sidebars
- sidebar
- sidebar_secondary
Footer Section
- footer_container
- footer
If each of the above elements can be represented by $hook, then the four hooks available on each element are as follows:
hook_before_$hook(before the opening tag)hook_top_$hook(just after the opening tag)hook_bottom_$hook(just before the closing tag)hook_after_$hook(after the closing tag)
Using the home element (which represents the Post Box located in the Blog template) as an example, these are the four hooks by default for home:
hook_before_home(before the opening tag)hook_top_home(just after the opening tag)hook_bottom_home(just before the closing tag)hook_after_home(after the closing tag)
As you see, the Effectus Skin provides seventy-two specific hook locations from the start for you to use in its custom.php file, without your needing to assign any hook names to them yourself.