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  • Thread Starter foodielover243

    (@foodielover243)

    For some additional information. I attempted the below…

    however two issues with this: 1.) it displays the tags section, but at the top of the content, not at the end, which doesn’t make much sense given I store the values in the order of $content and then $after_content. 2.) It also appears to execute the function, so I end up with the tags appearing in the header of the page as well as the top of the content page. I think #2 is just a PHP syntax issue. I don’t know how to store the value without executing the function. I tried a few different ways, but it breaks the code.

    add_filter( 'the_content', 'tag_custom_location', 20);
    function tag_custom_location( $content ) {
    
    //$after_content = "test123";
    $after_content = (the_tags('<div class="entry-tags mh-clearfix"><i class="fa fa-tag"></i><ul><li>','</li><li>','</li></ul></div>'));
    
    $fullcontent = $content . $after_content;
    return $fullcontent;
    }
    Thread Starter foodielover243

    (@foodielover243)

    Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!

    The z-index was the solution. It seems as though the theme developer ads the slider section with a z-index of 2. Setting a Z-index of 3 within the sticky menu settings page solved this issue.

    Thanks again and will definitely leave a great review for this fantastic plugin!

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