Blog page custom container (ElevenForty Pro)

[Nile Flores]

I've been customizing Eleven40 Pro) and my inner pages have 2 containers. Example:

http://webhost-solutions.net/me/about/
The code I'm using is a hook and some CSS. Hook is the issue in this case

Code for hook currently used:

add_action( 'genesis_before_entry', 'custom_content_style', 1 );
function custom_content_style() {
    if ( !is_page('home') && is_singular() ) {
    echo '<div class="content-inner"><div class="content-inner-2">';
    }
}

add_action( 'genesis_after_content', 'custom_content_style2');
function custom_content_style2() {
     if ( !is_page('home') ) {
    echo '</div></div>';
}
}

The problem is that on the blog page - http://webhost-solutions.net/me/blog/ - the issue is that the custom containers keep repeating and shrinking the inner content if I don't use is_singular() for the blog page and is_page('blog') only produces the same issue. When using is_singular() the containers aren't there.

Single posts show up fine, but I need that container on the blog page to show up without distorting the content as seen in the current issue. It has to be a hook issue I'm missing. Anyone have a better suggestion for this?

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[Robin]

Your first function is hooked to genesis_before_entry, which is correct since you're using an HTML5 theme. The genesis_after_content hook is an XHTML hook; you probably want genesis_after_entry instead.

HTH

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[AnoopSudhakaran]

Yes, Try using genesis_after_entry hook.

You can find the comparison of XHTML and HTML5 here : http://my.studiopress.com/docs/genesis-loop-hooks-comparison/

[Nile Flores]

Worked. You'd think I would've figured it out.

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