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Hi Cristoph! Thank you so much!

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I was able to workaround this issue by using the the genesis_before_entry hook (instead of genesis_entry_header).
It was working fine, except for the latest post (it was weirdly displaced).

Thank you and have a great one!

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They're showing techniques for displaying dates to users and hiding them from search engines (using js).
Maybe putting them outside the article markup (just like I did) will have a similar effect!

Anyway, you're being the kindest! Thank you so much.

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That workaround... works! I hope there's no inconvenient in having the post info actually outside the article. Visually, the result is the same.

Thank you so much for your care!

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Hey, thank you so much for your support!

I noticed that the markup is incorrect, just like in your screenshot. My question is: why?
I'm using the plugin Simple Hooks, but I guess the script is "running late" for this latest post. Here it is:

<?php
remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_post_info', 12 );
add_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_post_info', 8 );
?>

As for Simple Edits, I'm actually using it. It doesn't allow choosing where the post info is displayed. It only allows me to choose what elements constitute the info (date, comments count, author).

Thank you, once more!

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Victor, that's awesome! I thank you so much.

Priority seems to be the key.

However, I can't still get it to work.

I'm using Genesis Simple Hooks plugin and placing your piece of code on genesis_after_header area (selecting Execute PHP on this hook) and I'm using the code...

<?php add_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'putRevSlider( 'homeslider' );', 5 ); ?>

...and I must be missing something. The slider is not showing up...

Anyway, thank you so much for your time!

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@Cristoph, that worked just perfect!
I thank you very much. Have a nice week!

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Guys, thank you so much!

That placed portfolio projects right on the homepage, exactly as I intended.

Is there something I can add to this code, so that I can filter it by category? Let's say I only want projects with the category "special" on the homepage?

Thank you, once more. This is great.

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I'm using Jetpack with Custom Content Type module activated, so that I can add some Portfolio Projects.
I want to have these projects on my homepage, behaving as regular blog posts (Whitespace theme shows blog posts on the homepage).
Perhaps filtered with some category, so that I can control which ones will get a place on the homepage.

I hope this is clear.

Thank you so much for this.

Francisco

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Hey braddalton,

I thank you for your reply. Your code worked great, but it actually replaces the page content with the fields content.

As I'm intending to have both things, this is what's been working, so far:

add_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'my_fields' );
function my_fields() {
my fields here
}

I thank you for your help! Have a nice one.

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