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Customify Hooks

Customify Hooks in Customify Pro lets you insert content or code into Customify theme hook locations.

Use hooks for reusable placements such as notices below posts, banners near Header Builder output, content near Footer Builder areas, or shop-specific additions beside WooCommerce Booster layouts.

Where to find it

  1. Go to Customify → Dashboard. The Customify dashboard opens.
  2. In Pro modules, switch on Customify Hooks.
  3. Click Settings on the Customify Hooks card. The hooks admin screen opens from the Customify menu.
  4. To return manually, go to Customify → Customify Hooks. This submenu now lives under Customify.
The Customify Dashboard shows the Customify Hooks module card with the module enabled and the Settings link available.

Find hook locations

  1. Open the front end while logged in as an administrator.
  2. In the WordPress admin bar, click Show Hooks. Hook markers appear on the page.
  3. Copy the hook name for the location where your content should appear.
The WordPress admin bar shows the Show Hooks control available for an administrator on the front end.
The front end page shows Customify hook position markers after the Show Hooks control is enabled.

Create a hook entry

  1. Go to Customify → Customify Hooks.
  2. Click Add New. A new hook entry opens.
  3. Enter a clear title, such as Below Post Content.
  4. Choose Default Editor for normal content or Code Editor for code. Enable PHP only if you understand the security risk of running custom PHP.
  5. Choose the Hook Location, set Priority, then click Publish.
The Customify Hooks edit screen shows the hook title, editor mode, hook location, priority, conditionals, and user role controls.
The Customify Hooks editor mode control shows the Code Editor option and its supported code modes.

Control display rules

PanelWhat it controls
Hook LocationThe action hook where the content is inserted.
PriorityThe order in which content runs at the same hook location.
ConditionalsWhether the hook appears site-wide, on archives, or on specific posts and pages.
User RolesWhich logged-in roles can see or run the hook output.

For blog placements, combine hooks with Blog and Blog Pro settings instead of duplicating layout work in hook code.

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