[fncll]

Thanks. And...bummer. I was really hoping there would be some straightforward way to get the custom fields---they are all attached to the same post---into an array...it seems like this should be a relatively common need, same name or not!

[fncll]

Adding is_front_page doesn't help because I am trying to selectively hide the title on the front page (so that condition is always true). The problem I had with the original code is that it apparently runs once on the front page and whatever the most recent post_format is determines whether the remove_action is run on ALL the posts.

I ended up selectively hiding posts with CSS instead:

.post_format-post-format-aside h2.entry-title a {display: none;}

But I still need to set selectors so it does the same on individual pages, etc. Thanks for the pointers!

[fncll]

I'm having the same problem. What hook location should I be using? How can I find this out for myself?

[fncll]

I tried using a 3rd parameter of 0, 1, 10, 100 -- it moved the content up and down but only below the meta information.

So I tried using the_content but it clobbered my content rather than adding right after it...how do I not do that? This is my simple code right now:

add_action('the_content', 'post_add_bio'); 
function post_add_bio() {
if (is_single()) {
echo '<p>' . genesis_get_custom_field('authorbio') . '</p>';
}
}

[fncll]

I've made progress...however, I have to use the XHTML hooks because enabling HTML5 with the Prose theme is causing all kinds of breakage even if I remove all of my custom code and rules.

I'm now able to add custom fields and did so using genesis_after_post_title

However, how can I add content after the body of the post but before the meta information (categories, tags, etc)? The genesis_after_post hook is closest but it's still below that meta information...

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