Are you using the Thesis theme on any of your WordPress(.org) blogs? And you'd like to use "hooks" for custom styling, but you just haven't had time to get up-to-speed- on hooking? :-)
The OpenHook Plug In is for you.
You can download OpenHook here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/thesis-openhook/
After you upload and install OpenHook, it will add a function to your WordPress Dashboard, like this:
The OpenHook control panel looks like this:
The hook in the screen is moving the navigation menu from its' default location above the Title-Header to a position below the Title-Header.
The steps are:
At the "Before Header" section, check "remove Thesis nav menu" and click save.
Copy the little snip of code that is highlighted in the sentence below the checkbox.
In the "After Header" section, paste in that little snippet of code you just copied. (In my screenshot, you can see I was playing around with some other things, too. You can ignore those.)
Check "Execute PHP on this hook" and click save.
Check your blog, and the default manu menu will have moved to its' new location below the Title-Header.
This is an interesting little tool. I am going to give that a try this week. Thanks for the blog
I am.... using the Thesis theme. This is something that I need to work on. I will have to put "getting up to speed on hooking" on my to do list.