Hook in Category

[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

On, this page, how can I get the relative category list, “Portfolio Operations, Recruiting, Venture Capital”, to show up before the “Related Posts” section? I am using the Simple Hooks plugin with the following code under genesis_after_post_content Hook:

Thank you!

[Chris CreeParticipant Post count: 115]

Your code got zapped by the forum. You can use the tags listed in the FAQs around your code so it will display here.

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[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

Ok. Hope this works:

<div><span class="categories"><?php the_category(', ') ?></span></div>

[Chris CreeParticipant Post count: 115]

OK. I the problem is that your related post plugin is hooking into the post content area. So when you use the after_post_content hook it gets put below your related post stuff.

Go to YARPP options and turn off the “automatically display” options in the “website” section.

Then add this to your genesis_after_post_content hook:

<?php if ( function_exisits( 'related_posts' ) ) { related_posts(); }

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[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

I received the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function function_exisits() in/home/tetencom/public_html/wp-content/plugins/genesis-simple-hooks/plugin.php(126) : eval()’d code on line 1

I turned off automatically display in YARPP and added this:

<?php if ( function_exisits( 'related_posts' ) ) { related_posts(); } ?>
<div><span class="categories"><?php the_category(', ') ?></span></div>

I then received this error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function function_exisits() in/home/tetencom/public_html/wp-content/plugins/genesis-simple-hooks/plugin.php(126) : eval()’d code on line 1

Do I need to check the box, ‘Unhook genesis_post_meta() function from this hook?’?

[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

I noticed the spelling mistake but it still didn’t work. The line appeared above the related posts, but the categories appeared below.

[Chris CreeParticipant Post count: 115]

Sorry about the typo.

You will have to put the category code above the related post code so it executes first. Try this (typo corrected) instead:

<div><span class="categories"><?php the_category(', ') ?></span></div>
<?php if ( function_exists( 'related_posts' ) ) { related_posts(); } ?>

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[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

That worked for the single post page, except the Related posts list showed up on the homepage. How can I just get it to happen on the single post page?
Thank you.

[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

Before I forget…whenever I click submit in this forum I am redirected to a 404 page. When I click the back button on my browser (Chrome) I can see the response I just submitted.

[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

Hi Chris,
Any ideas on the above issue?
Thanks!

[cdilsParticipant Post count: 285]

Hey there,

Just stumbled on this thread. The 404 problem is a known issue to the StudioPress folk and will be fixed in an update.

Did you get your related posts showing up in the right spot? You can use the is_single() conditional to make sure your code doesn’t execute on the home page.

Cheers,

Carrie

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[ellajParticipant Post count: 7]

Hi Carrie,

Yes, I got it to work.

Thanks for following up.

Daniella

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