Genesis Simple Hooks – Disable on page template

[Tal]

I am using a theme based on the magazine template along with genesis simple hooks.

I have a page of my site on which I need to disable some of the content generated via the genesis simple hooks plugin.

The page on the site is already using an alternate template, so can I add something to the page template to remove the simple hooks function?

Basically, I am using simple hooks to embed google ads on my site, but I have a page on which google ads are not allowed (chat room) so I need to find a way to remove the ads from that one page.

[mickmel]

You can do it inside of the hooks box. I believe this will work:

<?php
if (!is_page(57)) {
?>
your adsense code
<?php
}
?>

Change "57" to the page id of your chat room, of course, and be sure to check the "Execute PHP on this hook" below the box.

[Brad Dalton]

You could add code directly to the template

Or use a conditional tag like:

<?php if ( ! is_page_template('page_landing.php') ) ?>

http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags#Is_a_Page_Template

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[remcotv]

I like to us the genesis_before_post Hook for showing content above a single post.

But it should not show this content above posts on the overview in the category page, or the page with an overview for all posts related to a tag.

I only want to show above a single post, how to accomplish this with simple hooks, or should i modify the templates

[anotherusername]

I only want to show above a single post, how to accomplish this with simple hooks, or should i modify the templates

Do you want this to show on a POST??? Or on a page???

You can use simple hooks. If you modify the template, and then you decide to change child themes, then you will lose the changes.

Try something like:

<?php if (is_single()) {

?>

Put all your stuff you want to show here / your adsense code

<?php

}

?>

The above will work on a single POST (not on archives)

If you want it to work on single POSTs, single PAGES, single CPT, and single media, then use

is_singular()

instead of

is_single()

[Brad Dalton]

Try this http://wpsites.net/web-design/add-widget-area-before-content/

The code goes in functions.php

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