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    Child Theme Functions & Hooks

    Hello,

    I would like to use a child theme that I have started and add in a content area under the comment section of a posting. In my child theme functions.php file I added:

    Code:
    function insert_company_bio() { 
        echo '<div class="bio">' . __( 'Example.com is a Southern California based company that specializes in serving up 404 pages.', 'appthemes' ) . '</div>';
    }
    add_action( 'appthemes_after_page_content', 'insert_company_bio' );
    Which is from the help library here:
    http://docs.appthemes.com/action-hoo..._page_content/

    When I visit the site and click on a listing, I don't see it saying anything about Example.com is a Southern... but I see it show up on a normal post.

    Is there a different hook that could use to show something under the comments area?

    TIA

    Lucrothe

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