Thank you for answering my question in a timely manner.

I was asking as asset management via Themeforest – which purchase belongs to which page, has support for how long, under what conditions exactly – becomes somewhat hard to take care of when you buy themes regularly.

I will have to come up with a different solution, maybe one in which I can include various plugin purchases for our sites, too.

In think I might have found a possible solution on my own, even though I had already put considerable hours into this before.
So there seems to be at least one way for displaying custom taxonomies under the title of a blog post.

Right under line 211 to 214 in includes/loop-index.php there is a chance to include content outside a if-clause that governs part of the content-structure of blog-lists in Enfold.

After this:

// The wrapper div prevents the Safari reader from displaying the content twice  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 echo '<div class="av-heading-wrapper">';
                        echo strpos($blog_global_style, 'modern-blog') === false ? $cat_output.$title : $title.$cat_output;
                    echo '</div>';

Before this:
echo $close_header;

I included this to show the custom taxonomy “autorin” right under the title:

                   
                    echo '<span class="post-meta-infos">';
                    echo '<span style="width: 80px;display: inline-block;">AutorInnen:</span>';
                    echo get_the_term_list( $post->ID, 'autorin', '', ', ' );
                    echo '</span>';

Of course now I could include many more custom taxonomies right there.

I included the new loop-index.php in the enfold child theme. This way it shouldn’t be directly interfering with future updates. Of course using a hook seems the safer route, but I don’t see a way to include anything right under the title of blog posts. Or is there?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by Carqueville. Reason: copy-paste error