Hook / filters for extra ACF code after .premium-blog-thumbnail-overlay

  • Resolved create24

    (@create24)


    1 year ago

    I would like to permanently add the ACF code to the file premium-addons-for-elementor/includes/class-premium-template-tags.php, just few lines after the .premium-blog-thumbnail-overlay container. Could someone tell me how to use hooks to do this? Now i’m adding it every time after update plugin, it’s not good solution. Searching for something better.

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  • Plugin Author Leap13

    (@leap13)

    Please share a screenshot showing where exactly do you want to have this so we can pass it to our devs team to add a PHP hook for it.

    Regards

    Thread Starter create24

    (@create24)

    Sure, we have in class-premium-template-tags.php in line 1112

    <div class="premium-blog-thumbnail-overlay">
    <a class="elementor-icon" href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" target="<?php echo esc_attr( $target ); ?>" aria-hidden="true"><!--<span><!?php esc_html( the_title() ); ?></span>--></a>
</div>

    First – i want could turn off span (now i comment it).
    Second – bellow .premium-blog-thumbnail-overlay container I adding date entered manually in ACF. In my case:

    https://ibb.co/rwJPsFj

    Plugin Author Leap13

    (@leap13)

    Hi @create24,

    For the <span> inside the “.premium-blog-thumbnail-overlay”, we already hide this using CSS. This is important to improve SEO. Unfortunately, we will not be able to change that. If it’s showing on your website, please share a link so I can check.

    We have added this PHP hook and it will be included in the next version.

    Cheers!

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