Thesis hook header

H ooks are the key to making just about any customization you want to Thesis and, ultimately, to WordPress. Thesis features a simple hook system that is essentially an API —a set of basic commands that you can use to add to, subtract from, and modify the functionality of your Thesis installation.

Thesis features a simple hook system that is essentially an API —a set of basic commands that you can use to add to, subtract from, and modify the functionality of your Thesis installation. The beauty here, however, is that you don’t have to be a programmer or coder of any sort to understand and utilize the Thesis hook system.

By default, Thesis uses hooks to position both the nav menu and the header, as seen in launch.php 1: Our goal is to have our header display above our nav menu, but right now, the opposite is true because the nav menu is hooked into place just above the header (using thesis_hook_before_header ).

If header.jpg is in your custom/images folder and you’ve unchecked the option to display the tagline on the Thesis Options page, the above CSS will give you a clickable header that looks like… This will be the header for every page that we don’t specifically change. Thesis provides body classes for all the pages in your WordPress site.