[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #18561: Better Way to Insert Things Below Individual Posts
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#18561: Better Way to Insert Things Below Individual Posts
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Reporter: jane | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: closed
Priority: normal | Milestone:
Component: General | Version: 3.2.1
Severity: minor | Resolution: wontfix
Keywords: | Focuses:
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Comment (by jb510):
Replying to [comment:129 jdgrimes]:
> I that this idea is partly missing the mark, and at this point, time
would be better spent pursuing the idea of content blocks, which would
allow plugins to make bits of content available, and users would be able
to arrange them around the post as they see fit. Rather than the location
being hard-coded by the plugin based on assumptions about what the theme
will look like...
I think content blocks are one of the best proposals to come along in
quite a while, but they have nothing to do with this ticket or what this
ticket aims to provide. Content blocks, are for
organizing/controlling/editing content that falls within the post_content
space.
This ticket, as I understand it, is about adding a universal hook for
adding non-content outside the post_content space. I.e. Share buttons,
related posts, ads, but so, calls to action, and anything else one might
dream up. StudioPress's Genesis theme has an entry_header and entry_footer
hook, its more like those, but as you've seen above the idea is to have it
be a non-location specific "extras" or "intents". I still don't really
see how those get used effectively in practice but love the concept.
The problem is the idea that plugins can use these, without accounting for
what fits where... I think we would be better using before/after and
letting plugins offer a setting to select which should be used, and with
what priority.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/18561#comment:130>
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