HTML After Content (Module) - JurnalPress Theme

The HTML section under Single Posts → After Content adds custom HTML content after the article body (post content). This is useful for banners, CTAs, ads, notices, or other additional content without editing PHP templates.

Lokasi Pengaturan

Appearance → Customize → Posts → After Content Element → HTML

Feature Summary

• Add HTML content after the post content
• Uses TinyMCE (visual editor)
• Supports WordPress shortcodes
• Supports theme placeholders/dynamic tags
• Supports media (images, embeds, etc.)

Opsi yang Tersedia

Content

This is the main area for entering HTML or visual content to display after the article.

Input Type:

• TinyMCE Editor (idt_tinymce)

Default Value:

Welcome to our website

Description:

Content can be text, HTML, media, or shortcodes. The editor supports dynamic syntax that is automatically replaced with actual site values.

Placeholder yang Didukung

You can use the following placeholders:

Placeholder	Description
{current_date}	Current date
{current_year}	Current year
{site_title}	WordPress site title
{site_description}	Site tagline/description
{site_url}	Site base URL

Contoh Penggunaan:

<p>&copy; {current_year} {site_title}. All rights reserved.</p>

Dukungan Shortcode

This option supports WordPress shortcodes, including those from third‑party plugins.

Contoh:

[contact-form-7 id="123"]

Or:

[custom_ads id="after-content"]

Media & Visual Editor

Because TinyMCE is used:

• You can add images directly from the Media Library
• Supports embeds (YouTube, iframe, etc.)
• Supports visual formatting (bold, links, lists, headings)

Catatan Teknis

• Content renders after the_content() on single posts
• Suitable for:
  • CTA (Call to Action)
  • Banner promosi
  • Iklan
  • Informasi tambahan
• Ensure shortcodes used are available and active

Best Practice

• Use simple HTML to stay consistent with the theme
• Avoid heavy scripts unless necessary
• Use shortcodes for complex logic
• Test display across different post types

Ringkasan

The HTML After Content section provides high flexibility to add dynamic content after articles without touching template code. With TinyMCE, shortcode, and placeholder support, it suits reusable additional content managed via the Customizer.