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On one of my projects, the client needed a listing of Related Posts and the Add This link to show up below the post’s content, but before the Comments link (see the image above).
If you use thesis_hook_after_post, your function appears AFTER the Comments link. So what we need to do is remove the comments link, write a new function that contains Add This, Related Posts, and the Comments link function, and stick that at the end of the post. For the Related Posts, I’m using this plugin.
[php]/* Add This, Related Posts, and Comments */
remove_action(‘thesis_hook_after_post’,’thesis_comments_link’);
function custom_related_posts() {
if(is_single() || is_front_page()): ?>
[your AddThis.com code]
<?php wp_related_posts();
thesis_comments_link();
endif;
}
add_action(‘thesis_hook_after_post’,’custom_related_posts’);[/php]
Michael says
Is there a way to not show on the home page. Causing problems with my skin.
Bill Erickson says
If you don’t want it showing up on the homepage, remove the if(is_front_page()), so it’s just if(is_single())
hooman says
thats exactly what i was looking for. tnx : )
hooman says
just one question,
what if i want have “related postd” only in my single page, not in all of my front page,
i used ” if(is_single()): ?> ” , but it cause some problem in comments …
hooman says
ok this worked!
/* Add This, Related Posts, and Comments */
function custom_related_posts() {
if(is_single()): ?>
<?php wp_related_posts();
endif;
}
add_action('thesis_hook_after_post','custom_related_posts');
shashank chinchli says
awesome code man!