• Resolved bbrody

    (@bbrody)


    I would like to add a little auto generated message with a link after each blog post (not page).

    I was wondering the best way to do this.

    Should I just add my message to the post meta data? You know the part that says “This post was file on this day at this time in uncategorized. You can leave a response or trackback.ect.” (I don’t really want that post meta paragraph to show up anyway.)

    Is there a cleaner or better way to do this?

    By the way I’m using the default kubrick theme.

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  • If you always have the same message, you better use index.php in you theme.

    Thread Starter bbrody

    (@bbrody)

    Ok so what code would I need to add to index.php to make an auto generated message show up after each blog post? (Where would I write my message?) And does it matter where I paste that code within the index.php file?

    I am not familiar with your theme, but your code will be add somewhere between the_content() and comments_template and will look like this.

    <div><p>Your message</p></div>

    Thread Starter bbrody

    (@bbrody)

    Ah I see, thank you edlee =)

    I appreciate your response

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