List of Filters available in MeetGavernWP Theme

For theme parts:

• gavern_thumbnail_caption (you can change captions of thumbnails)

For social links (Every social link can be changed by filter):

• gk_social_fb_link
• gk_social_gplus_link
• gk_social_twitter_link
• gk_social_rss_link

For the title:

• gavern_blog_name
• gavern_blog_desc

For the Theme logo:

• gavern_logo_html

For metatags:

• gavern_meta_description
• gavern_meta_keywords

For Open Graph tags:

• gavern_og_title
• gavern_og_image
• gavern_og_type
• gavern_og_description
• gavern_og_url
• gavern_og_custom

For the breadcrumb (e.g. to change “Meet Gavern WP” to “Home” in breadcrumb):

• gavern_breadcrumb
• gavern_breadcrumb_home

For the GK News Show Pro widget

• gk_nsp_art_title
• gk_nsp_art_text
• gk_nsp_art_image
• gk_nsp_art_info
• gk_nsp_art_readmore
• gk_nsp_link_title
• gk_nsp_link_text

For the GK Tabs widget

• gk_tabs_tab
• gk_tabs_content

For example, to change “Meet Gavern WP” to “Home” in breadcrumb use following filter:
[code style=”1″]function my_breadcrumb_home( $home ) {
return ‘Home’;
}

add_filter(‘gavern_breadcrumb_home’, ‘my_breadcrumb_home’);[/code]

Hooks allows to “hook” a custom function to an existing function, which allows you to modify WordPress’ functionality without editing core files. Modifying these files may create a security loophole and you will have lost the modification when you upgrade your WordPress installation, so we strongly recommend using hooks.

List of hooks available in MeetGavernWP Theme:

Hooks connected with the document:

• gavernwp_doctype
• gavernwp_html_attributes
• gavernwp_title
• gavernwp_metatags
• gavernwp_fonts
• gavernwp_ie_scripts
• gavernwp_head
• gavernwp_body_attributes
• gavernwp_footer
• gavernwp_ga_code

Hooks connected with the content:

• gavernwp_before_mainbody
• gavernwp_after_mainbody
• gavernwp_before_loop
• gavernwp_after_loop
• gavernwp_before_nav
• gavernwp_after_nav
• gavernwp_before_post_content
• gavernwp_after_post_content
• gavernwp_before_column
• gavernwp_after_column
• gavernwp_before_sidebar
• gavernwp_after_sidebar

Hooks connected with comments:

• gavernwp_before_comments_count
• gavernwp_after_comments_count
• gavernwp_before_comments_list
• gavernwp_after_comments_list
• gavernwp_before_comment
• gavernwp_after_comment
• gavernwp_before_comments_form
• gavernwp_after_comments_form

Since version 1.6 you can fully use the Child Themes feature.

The implementation of the Child Themes support is strictly connected with two functions:

• gavern_file_uri – returns the URI to the specific file relative to the root of the theme directory
• gavern_file_path – returns the absolute path to the specifi file relative to the root of the theme directory

Both functions accepts the false as an argument – then these functions returns the URI/path to the specific theme directory.

IMPORTANT! Please remember to don’t use the slash at the start of the path to file.

In example:[code style=”1″]gavern_file_uri(‘images/abc.png’);[/code]

will return: http://yourdomain.com/wp-content/themes/MeetGavernWP/images/abc.png

and using the false argument:[code style=”1″]gavern_file_uri(false);[/code]

will return: http://yourdomain.com/wp-content/themes/MeetGavernWP/

So now you can override every file in your Child Theme. Please remember about some specific dependicies.

I.e. you can copy the template.css file and change it, but then you will have to also import to your Child Theme the images directory, because the theme will use the CSS from the Child Theme’s directory so the CSS file will link to the images directory in the Child Theme’s directory.

Responsive tables in Meet GavernWP needs to have proper structure with the thead and tbody elements – then our script will prepare tha table for correct display on the mobile devices with smaller screens (under 600px).