So how do you go about doing it? You use Easy Hooks. It’s my second favorite Headway feature, next to the swoon-worthy Live CSS Editor. It’s so easy to use, in fact, that this introduction is longer than the actual tutorial, which, in case you already forgot, is about adding a post separator (some call it post divider) at the end of each post. Really.
- Make your own post separator image. Make sure its width is the same as (or less than) the width of your post area.
- Navigate to Headway ? Easy Hooks on your WordPress dashboard.
- Copy and paste the below code to the After Featured /Single Post Content hook, as well as the After Excerpt Content hook:
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There’s no step four, so don’t look for it. Hee hee. Just make sure you save your changes.
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Na-te-tempt na ako bumili ng either Thesis or Headway! Anover! Your blog is so pretty.
tenchu!! hehe. you should consider buying, mahilig ka naman ata magkalikot ng blog design mo e 🙂
Yup, I modified a free theme to accommodate what I want. Hirap lang mag-edit sa netbook kaya hindi ko pa maayos, hindi makasingit sa malaking laptop. Pero konti pa lang alam ko sa codes kaya hanggang modify pa lang for now. 😀
Hey!
I purchased Headway a couple months ago and apparently the “Easy Hooks” are not in the 3.1.2 version that I have.
Any idea how I can add a post separator in the new version?
I’ve looked everywhere for how to do this and I haven’t been able to find answers 🙁
-Kristin
I have version 3.2 of Headway, and I don’t have easy hooks from the WP admin either. This theme has such great potential but every time they fix one bug they create another. Why should I have to spend my time trying to hack together 2 versions of Headway to have a complete product.
Headway is the red headed stepchild of WP framework themes, lol.