adding content in template areas

[mitchcan]

I found your posts about adding content in places like:

(‘kleo_before_content’);
(‘kleo_before_main_content’);

Nice, thanks. But both of those seem to add content that goes across the entirety of the page area (including above the sidebar).

How would I add some content where it would ONLY be displayed above the area defined (as I can see it in Inspect Element) as <div class=”template-page col-sm-9 tpl-right”> or <div class=”wrap-content”>? Or whatever the area only above the content, not the sidebar is?

Thanks.

[sharmstr]

kleo_before_main_content does. Not sure why you’re seeing it stretch across the top of sidebar. If I put this in my functions.php file, it echos text just in the main content section. Not in the above the sidebar. See the attached and note the sidebar border extending to the top as it should. Also attached is the resulting html source code.

COPY CODE

add_action('kleo_before_main_content','my_custom_content_header');
function my_custom_content_header() {
     echo "This is my custom text";
 }

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[mitchcan]

As usual 🙂 I stand corrected.

I had placed:

before_main
before_content
after_main

in a custom functions. But in simple confusion over names looks like I had neglected ‘before_main_content’. What I was seeing on the page was content in the ‘before_content’. My bad.

Added and resolved. Thanks as always for making me rethink what the heck I’m doing. Have a great weekend!

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