You can put an image on every post without having to insert it everytime you write a new post. You can do it with a function and hook…
In your custom_functions.php file add the following code. You can put it anywhere you want but I recommend putting it at the top after the <?php tag. Remember, once you make the change, save it, and upload it to your server. Always describe the function and put it between the comment tags /* */ at the beginning shown below in green. The comments aren’t shown on your rendered page and it just makes things easier for you to remember…
/*image on every post*/
function name_your_function() {
echo ‘<img src=”http://your site/wp-content/themes/thesis/custom/images/your image” class=”name your class here” />’;
}
add_action(’thesis_hook_after_post’ , ‘name_your_function‘);
Name your function whatever you want
Give it a class so that you can style it in your custom.css
You can hang this function before or after a post with this…
thesis_hook_before_post
thesis_hook_after_post
Check out the hook map for placement ideas
If you would like to leave a comment and you have examples of code you want to show, you must "escape the code". This allows the entire code to show correctly by inserting certain variable around certain tags to make them show. If you don't "escape the code" your code will show up broken, mangled, and it won't be able to be seen correctly. "Escaping the code" is very simple...
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